Damascus, April 6 (IANS) More than 30 rebels including field commanders were killed Sunday in a huge explosion in the country's central province of Homs. Homs-based activists said the huge explosion at the Jouret al- Shayah area in the old quarter of Homs was caused by a government troops' Grad missile that slammed into a reserve Ammunition depot, which was prepared by the rebels in a bid to unleash an offensive against the government troops to break the year-long siege on rebel-held areas inside the old city of Homs, Xinhua reported. Meanwhile, the pro-government al-Khabar news website said the blast was caused by the government troops' artillery shelling on the Ammunition depot, which killed more than 30 rebels, including Abdul-Qader Juma, the head of the military council of the rebels Free Syrian Army and Eyad Zugaib and a**ther field commander.
04-07-2014, 10:00 PM
Ammunition depot blast kills 30 rebels in Syria
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