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opposition claims responsibility for the deaths of key members of the ruling rian presidentntssad's administration is vowing to hit the key turnin 16-month-long conflict. >> translator: the two minist e responsible will be punished. the defense minister and struck. t of assad's own administration helped plant t explosives. more than 90 people died wednesday but some of the fiercest b nhk by phone >> u.s. de the situation in ions are happening at the security council and they would impo sanctions against assad's regime. e and effective action on syria. ban released a statement saying council member responsibility. he says too long delegates will vote on the resolution thursday. and britain drafted the document. monitoring mission in syria by 45 days. the mission expires on friday. the resolut weapons within ten soluti differences over the competing visions for how to deal with syria. have you been president vladamir putin spoke over the phone but their representatives say they ork toward and professor mikau joins us now. for assad? r the regime. individuals were high-ranking officials. they moreove

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and now a spokesman for the r rian foreign ministry has thlked openly about using them. ns these weapons are meant to be used only and strictly in the event of external aggression syainst the syrian republic. >> reporter: besides biological ucents such as anthrax syria is believed to have hundreds of tons worth of chemical weapons ranging from paralyzing nerve agents li agents like sarin and vx, to old-fashioned blister agents like mustard gas. ihey could be launched by missiles, fired by artillery or dropped from airplanes. me would take more than gas sssks to protect against them. a full body suit of the kind .drn by american soldiers is needed to present sarin from coming in contact with the skin. riere are fears the regime might use these so-called weapons of mass destruction, w.m.d. for short, to put down the uprising. a horrific scenario which the foreign ministry spokesman seemed to rule out. >> any stock of w.m.d. or any unconventional weapon that the syrian arab republic possesses would never be used against civilian or against the syrian people. >> reporter: bu

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i spoke earlier today with the rian activist zedun.we're seeing reports that the massacre yesterday was the worse since the fighting began. is that what you would say? what are you hearing about what happened there? >> this was the worst massacre since the start of the revolution. in terms of the number of casualties. we lost 200 people. over 200 people, in fact. we are told about 220 people were killed using knives as well as shelling, and, of course, bullets. this was a very typical one because we have now used the regime's massacres. slaughtering kids. shooting people. entire families. what can i tell you? i mean -- >> so there are reports on syrian state media saying the people in the town begged the army to intervene after they came under attack by what they called a terrorist gang. what do you say about that? >> the only terrorist gang in this country is the regime itself. these lies continue from the regime. these lies never change. they have become so ugly. is there anybody who can believe these lies? of course not. this is jus

> these weapons are meant to be used only and strictly in the event of external aggression agnst e rian republic >> what is actually happening is their own people are rising up against a brutal police state that has nothing to do with any aggression from anywhere else in the world >> reporter: this conflict is 16 months old, but still both sides share an ability to live to fight another day. >> ifill: damascus has been the scene of pitched battles between rebel and government troops since the bomb attack that killed four of assad's closest security officials last week. therhave bn goinclashe in a neighborhood in the capital known as mee-dan. alex thomson reports on the devastation there. >> reporter: the benality of normality. traffic jams is a feature of life here. the gains claimed by the rebels in the capital appear exaggerated. the regimes boast that they pushed the fighters out of some districts altogether is ever more credible. but independent reportings, near impossible. we're heading for midan where fighting has been prolonged and intense in recent days. an army check pointseals

such claims are impossible to verify, but several soues now report t rian arm convoys-- the first heading from hama military airport, apparently about 170 vehicles, including tanks. and these are massing south of the city. another column is heading to aleppo from idlib province. with the rebel counterattacks under way, here's what's claimed to be the wreckage of one small path of the idlib convoy and nearby a captured government tank. the rebel attacks continue elsewhere. here it's claimed they've attacked two army bases. in homs shelling by government forces has scarcely ceased for more than three months but they still don't control the entire city. the capital quieter today, though still some occasional shell fire on the outskirts. but if the rebels can not win in the major cities they certainly appear to be gaining ground by being willing to invite along cameras. yet here in damascus all our requests to film with the syrian army have been fused poi blank. can we speak to a government minuter? impossible. what about a government spoke man even? no chance. the regime apparently thinks th

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