Free Syrian Army thwarts attack on Harista

Free Syrian Army fighters in Syria The Local Coordination Committees in Syria announced that 95 people have been killed, including ten children following clashes in Harasta, Syria on Tuesday. Free Syrian Army fighters reportedly killed seven affiliates of the pro-regime troops and Hezbollah members while attempting to infiltrate the barriers of the international highway in the city.
23 people were killed in the Damascus countryside, 18 in Daraa, 16 in Aleppo, ten in Homs and Quneitra, eight in Deir ez-Zor, seven in Idlib, two in Hama and one in Latakia.
The committees recorded 401 bombings: warplane raids were recorded in 29 locations, the most violent in Al-Zabadani and East Ghouta in Damascus, and Al qasr in Homs. Three explosive were set off in Al Herak at Daraa and three land missiles were detonated in Al qasr.
Land attacks were recorded at 124 points, shelling at 131 points and mortar shelling in 113 different areas of Syria.
In Hama, a car belonging to the regime forces was blown up while travelling from the headquarters of Al Hokmaa in the village of Shiha.
In Aleppo the Free Army thwarted several attempts made by regime forces to enter the town of Kafr Hamra.
The Syrian Media Centre reported that the Free Army had stormed the barrier of Alsntr in Naemeh in the countryside of Daraa. Six were killed and dozens were reportedly injured during bombings by regime air forces.