Activists Monitor Regime’s Aviation Movements
Zaman al-Wasl (Opposition website)
February 26, 2014
The activists use radio scanners to catch airport radio signals
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The activists use radio scanners to catch airport radio signals
The Syrian army said it continued its operations against terrorist groups across the country on Tuesday, eliminating terrorists and destroying their hideouts, weapons and equipment
Negotiations were underway with the regime before the U.N. intervened
The Arab League suspended the government of Bashar Assad in 2011
Residents say the Kurdish militias are employing brutal and repressive tactics against Arabs
The siege followed the killing of an officer and his son
The Majalla speaks to Abdullah Anas
Activists dispute the claim that Yabroud is the final rebel stronghold
PLO ambassador lauds the Syrian government for facilitating the relief
Jarba talks about the the regime’s position on Geneva, the replacement of Idriss and new military strategies
A young man kisses a sweater belonging to his father, who was stuck underneath the rubble after an explosive barrel fell on his house in Aleppo
What is needed is a halt to the attacks and recriminations along with a reorientation towards the East
The group held a four day meeting to agree on the objectives and challenges for transitional justice
The latest evacuation fell outside the U.N.-brokered agreement
Nine rebel groups say Idriss is the legitimate leader of the FSA
Mustafa said efforts are aimed at coordinating weapons and funding
Spokesman of the Syrian Revolution Coordination Committees says truces are a trick
Palestinians marched in support of the army in Hama
Okla escaped from the infamous Roumiyeh Lebanese prison in October 2012
The movement claims to have 1,000 fighters in Syria fighting beside the Nusra Front and the Islamic State of Iraq and Greater Syria
