Syrian crowd attacks U.N. observers
As the conflict in Syria continues to rage, "angry crowds blocked U.N. observers from reaching an embattled rebel-held town" on Tuesday, "hurling stones and metal rods at the monitors' vehicles," which were reportedly fired upon as well. No injuries were immediately reported.
By The Week Staff | June 12, 2012
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s the conflict in Syria continues to rage, "angry crowds blocked U.N. observers from reaching an embattled rebel-held town" on Tuesday, "hurling stones and metal rods at the monitors' vehicles," which were reportedly fired upon as well. No injuries were immediately reported. 
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