Fierce clashes today killed at least 22 Syrians, mostly soldiers, as opponents of President Bashar al-Assad sought to up the pressure for UN action after the Arab League withdrew its observers.
League chief Nabil al-Arabi, departing Cairo for the United Nations, said he hoped for a change of stance by Russia and China on a draft Security Council resolution that would back an Arab plan to end the Syrian crisis.
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