Syria Opposition Says Annan Plan 'In Crisis' - -Al Jazeera
Head of Syrian National Council alleges government and al-Qaeda complicity in Damascus bombings that killed at least 55.
Syria's government wants to destroy the UN-brokered peace plan aimed at ending violence in the country, opposition leader Burhan Ghalioun has said, a day after the deadliest bomb attacks of Syria's 14-month uprising in the capital city.
The blast in Damascus,which the government said left at least 55 people killed and nearly 400 others wounded, did not deter UN monitors from resuming their monitoring mission on Friday.
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