Syria’s civil war once again centered on its largest city of Aleppo today, and as is so often the case the civilians trapped in the middle of the fight are taking the brunt of the damage as the rebels and regime trade attacks.
The largest attack was a rebel car bombing outside of a school that was reportedly being used as makeshift housing for regime troops. 17 people were killed and 40 wounded in the attack, and reports are that all of the slain were civilians.
Warplanes responded to losing an army barracks elsewhere int he city by pounding a site inside a residential neighborhood, killing an unknown number of innocent bystanders and also doing damage to a water pumping station, causing shortages across the city.
Fighting in Aleppo has now been ongoing for over a month, and while both rebels and regime predicted a quick victory neither seems to be making any tangible gains, suggesting the battle will be going on for quite some time without a negotiated settlement.
"Negotiating" with the car bombers, kidnappers, and civilian murders known as the "rebel" 'TERRORISTS' will only end in more of the same. It's a good thing Ditz doesn't have any more decision making ability than ordering the articles at AW.C and deciding when to put the Hot Pockets into the microwave.
In this 'situation' Ditz: try "reporting" things the way they actually "are"; rather than the way you "want them to be"… Also try "truth" for a change–it might help you, as well as this site…
There can be no negotiated settlement, because the rebellion/invasion – it's not a civil war – was started and has been kept going by foreign powers that seek the elimination of Assad's government. Either Assad's forces utterly annihilate the invaders and rebels, or he follows Qaddafi and Hussein to the butcher's yard. The foreign powers that are behind this rebellion and invasion are perfectly willing to expend an unlimited number of Arab lives to achieve their victory.