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Syrians flee Aleppo as rebels plan new push

US raps Iran on Syria conference; UK pledges more aid to rebels

AFP, Aleppo
Syrian rebels vowed to fight on in Aleppo a day after being driven out of a key district under heavy shellfire, and residents fled in cars crammed with belongings during a lull in fighting.
A rebel commander, Hossam Abu Mohammed, said his men were still fighting in parts of Aleppo's southwestern district of Salaheddin after most fled on Thursday under heavy bombing and advancing troops.
"We will not let Salaheddin go," the Free Syrian Army's Abu Mohammed told AFP by telephone as the third day of a government offensive to take thecity raged.
Reuters journalists saw residents streaming out of Aleppo, seizing on a calm spell to pack vehicles with mattresses, fridges and toys.
Nearly 150,000 Syrian refugees have been registered in Turkey, Jordan,
Lebanon and Iraq since the conflict began 17 months ago, the United Nations said yesterday.
Meanwhile, Britain yesterday pledged more support for the rebels as it announced £5 million in assistance including body armour and communications equipment for their fight against President Bashar al-Assad.
Foreign Secretary William Hague yesterday said Britain would not provide weapons but would step up its contacts with opposition groups, especially the Free Syrian Army, to lay the ground for a political solution if Assad falls.
The United States on Thursday dismissed a 29 nation conference on the Syria crisis in Tehran, saying the Islamic Republic had been helping Bashar al-Assad kill his people.
The meeting included Russia, China, Cuba, Iraq and Venezuela, which are friendly to Iran but it excluded the
United States, its European allies and Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
But White House spokesman Jay Carney hit out at Iran's role in Syria when asked whether the conference was credible or helpful.
"There is vast evidence that demonstrates that Iran has been engaged in an effort to prop up Assad as he brutally murders his own people," Carney said.
On the ground, the army again bombed parts of Salaheddin on Friday, as well as the Sakhur and Hanano districts of the east of the city, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said, adding that the violence killed two civilians.
Fighting on Thursday killed 27 people in Aleppo, 15 of them civilians, the Britain-based Observatory said.
They were among at least 191 people killed nationwide — 107 civilians, 45 rebels and 39 soldiers.