Syrian Rebels Deny Losing Control of Aleppo to Government Forces, Hezbollah
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Aleppo, Syria. Syrian rebels rejected claims that they lost control over parts of Aleppo. Photo: wiki commons.
Syrian rebels have rejected claims that government forces and allies, including fighters from the Lebanese Hezbollah movement, have taken back parts of Aleppo recently captured by rebels.
Hassan al-Eshra, a fighter in the Jaysh al-Islam armed group, said that it and other rebel groups were still in control of the flashpoint neighborhood of Ramosa on Tuesday evening, despite government attempts to recapture it.
Read full story at Al Jazeera.
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