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Advance team's entry comes ahead of UN Security Council vote on resolution that aims to raise observer strength to 300.
New resolution aims to raise observer strength to 300 amid reports by opposition activists of fresh wave of violence.
UN chief demands safety guarantees for ceasefire monitors amid reports of continued shelling of opposition strongholds.
Handful of observers in Damascus to prepare way for UN mission, but activists report violence in Homs, Hama and Idlib.
City of Homs shelled as advance UN team of observers arrives in Damascus to reinforce Annan's six-point peace plan.
Syrian city of Homs shelled as advance UN team of observers heads to Damascus to reinforce Annan's six-point peace plan.
Security Council passes resolution authorising deployment of observers to oversee Kofi Annan's six-point peace plan.
Security Council meeting told of "centre for arming fighters" as the US hints at giving direct 'non-lethal' aid.
In total, 263 vetoes have been exercised since 1946, the year after the UN charter was officially ratified.
Free Syrian Army and security forces continue to clash as UN prepares to discuss draft resolution against government.
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