UN ends Syria mission as Aleppo under renewed attack

A member of the Free Syrian Army opens fire on a government forces helicopterThe United Nations called an end to its observer mission in Syria on Thursday, while activists reported more bloodletting in an attack on civilians in the main battleground of Aleppo.


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