Opposition activists said Syrian regular army fired shells into southern Damascus on Wednesday and helicopters fired rockets and machine-gun fire during an attack to tighten the grip of President Bashar al-Assad on the capital.
Coincided government use of the Syrian army tanks and helicopter gunships this week in an attack across the capital with the departure of military observers of the United Nations after the unsuccessful mission.
According to United Nations estimates that 18 thousand people have been killed since the uprising began after the government responded violently to peaceful protests began 17 months ago then turned into armed conflict.
Opposition activists said that at least 47 people were killed in Damascus in what they described the most violent bombing this month.
A woman in the Kafr Sousa one of the neighborhoods targeted by the army assault to crush the opposition fighters "Damascus are all vibrating sounds of the bombing."
The United Nations has said that some of the weapons used by the Syrian government forces apparently it's coming from Iran in violation of the UN resolution, which prevents this type of exports.
A spokesman for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will raise the issue of the Syrian crisis with Iran in the Non-Aligned Movement summit held in Tehran next week.
As the army continued to bombard southern Damascus, activists said at least 22 people were killed in Kafr Sousa and 25 people were killed in the river area Aisha nearby.
The activists said the dead man named Musab al-Muhammad Ismail to return a journalist working for the state-owned newspaper was sympathetic to Assad uprising. The activists said he was executed in Aisha River.
Coincided government use of the Syrian army tanks and helicopter gunships this week in an attack across the capital with the departure of military observers of the United Nations after the unsuccessful mission.
According to United Nations estimates that 18 thousand people have been killed since the uprising began after the government responded violently to peaceful protests began 17 months ago then turned into armed conflict.
Opposition activists said that at least 47 people were killed in Damascus in what they described the most violent bombing this month.
A woman in the Kafr Sousa one of the neighborhoods targeted by the army assault to crush the opposition fighters "Damascus are all vibrating sounds of the bombing."
The United Nations has said that some of the weapons used by the Syrian government forces apparently it's coming from Iran in violation of the UN resolution, which prevents this type of exports.
A spokesman for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will raise the issue of the Syrian crisis with Iran in the Non-Aligned Movement summit held in Tehran next week.
As the army continued to bombard southern Damascus, activists said at least 22 people were killed in Kafr Sousa and 25 people were killed in the river area Aisha nearby.
The activists said the dead man named Musab al-Muhammad Ismail to return a journalist working for the state-owned newspaper was sympathetic to Assad uprising. The activists said he was executed in Aisha River.
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