U.N. observers in Syria

U.N. observers in Syria

DAMASCUS, Syria - Col. Ahmed Himmiche (R), head of an advance team of U.N. cease-fire monitors, and Meeraj Singh, spokesman for the team, return to a hotel in Damascus after conducting an operation on April 22, 2012.

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