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Diplomat's threat comes as Syrian ally Iran says air raid near Damascus will have significant implications for Israel.
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Several people reported killed during shelling of Syrian capital as regime claims capture of rebel stronghold of Daraya.
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Foreign ministry says deputy foreign minister Mikhail Bogdanov did not say rebels were on course to oust Assad regime.
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Deputy foreign minister says rebel fighters are gaining ground and that an opposition victory "cannot be ruled out".
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At least 24 killed, mostly women and children, in two bomb attacks southwest of Damascus, a human rights group said.
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We ask if the West is exaggerating Syria's chemical weapons menace to justify a future military intervention.
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Two car bomb explosions in the central city leave at least 12 people killed and dozens more injured.
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Fighters say they used ground-to-air missile for the first time to down an aircraft bombing the country's northwest.
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Fighters overrun army base in Deir Az-Zor, further weakening government's control in a strategic region bordering Iraq.
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Sheikh Ahmad Moaz al-Khatib is seen as moderate and charismatic, but some worry about his political inexperience.
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Last Modified: 12 Nov 2012 16:43 GMT
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