THE two main groups controlling Syria’s rebel enclave of eastern Ghouta have welcomed a United Nations Security Council demand for a ceasefire, but vowed to fight back in case of renewed attacks.
Islamist rebel groups Jaish al-Islam and Faylaq al-Rahman issued separate statements late yesterday after the council demanded a ceasefire, following seven days of ferocious regime bombardment that killed more than 500 civilians in eastern Ghouta.
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