person > Abdel Jabbar al-Oqaidi
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Rebels attack airbase in the country's commercial hub, as activists report deaths in Damascus.
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Rebels claim control over more than half the city while government says it is regaining lost ground using airpower.
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Helicopters and artillery hammer key rebel-held areas as government forces continue full-scale assault on northern city.
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Our correspondent in Syria reports on "heavy and relentless shelling" in civilian regions of Aleppo.
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Last Modified: 31 Jul 2012 15:32 GMT
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Government forces claim to have stormed rebel-held Salaheddin district, but Free Syrian Army commanders deny the loss.
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UN says 200,000 people have left Syria's largest city and many more are trapped, as rebels warn of regime "massacres".
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Activists say army pounds opposition-held areas with heavy artillery, as rebels make gains in countryside.
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Thousands of soldiers reportedly sent to commercial hub in bid to reclaim areas taken by rebels in six days of clashes.
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