Syrian troops attack as truce deadline passes

Activists said Syrian forces attacked two towns today as a deadline passed for President Bashar Assad’s troops to start withdrawing from populated areas under an internationally brokered truce deal.

Activists said Syrian forces attacked two towns today as a deadline passed for President Bashar Assad’s troops to start withdrawing from populated areas under an internationally brokered truce deal.

The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said it saw no signs of a large-scale troop pullback today but that most areas of Syria appeared calm.

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