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Opposition says army to withdraw from Zabadani after deal agreed by town leaders and deputy defence minister.
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Obama calls on Syria's Assad to step aside
Pressure from the US, EU and UN mounts on Syrian leader as Obama says "I strongly condemn this brutality".
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Diplomatic net closes on President Al-Assad as international community looks to up ante on sanctions.
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At least 30 reported dead over weekend in Syria's third-largest city after Sunnis and Alawis clash, rights group says.
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Syrian troops storm border town
Troops enter Zabadani, near Lebanon border, rounding up protesters amid more deaths in clashes in Homs, activists say.
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Last Modified: 17 Jul 2011 15:34 GMT
Red Cross calls for access to Deraa
Organisation urges Syria to lift restrictions on access to casualties in besieged city as international pressure grows.
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