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Syrian Army Cleansed Bab Amr, Humanitarian Aid into Homs

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Syrian armed opposition groups fighters retreated and surrendered from the city of Homs as the Syrian army overran the center of the city, particularly Bab Amr region.

Syrian authorities said they're up against armed gangs and terrorists in Homs
The Syrian military decisiveness came as the International Committee of the Red Cross announced that Damascus had given it permission to enter Homs to deliver supplies and evacuate the wounded.
"The Red Cross and the Syrian Arab Red Crescent received a green light from the Syrian authorities to enter Bab Amr on Friday to bring in much-needed assistance including food and medical aid, and to carry out evacuation operations," ICRC spokesman Hicham Hassan announced from Geneva.

Meanwhile, the corpses of US Journalist Marie Colvin, French Journalist Remi Ochlik, and Spanish Journalist Javier Espinosa were uncovered by competent authorities at Baba Amro, Homs following humanitarian motivated strenuous efforts of search and follow up.

An official source at the Syrian Foreign Ministry of declared, "just after the Syrian Army cleansed Baba Amr that 3 previous bids by the Syrian Red Crescent in coordination with the International Red Cross failed to take these corpses out because the armed terrorist groups rejected to do so as to manipulate them along with the forces of provocations against Syria."

Source: News Agencis, Edited by moqawama.org