Bloody Friday in Syria, 25 Dead
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by News Editor
Ynet – Syrian President Bashar Assad’s security forces killed 25 people around Syria on Friday, activists said. As least nine people killed by tank shelling in opposition districts of the central city of Homs.
The resumption of heavy shelling comes after a few days of relative calm, during which UN humanitarian chief Valerie Amos visited Homs and said part of the city had been completely destroyed.
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