Top Syrian rebel commander killed in clashes: insurgents


  • World
  • Monday, 21 Oct 2013

AMMAN (Reuters) - One of the most senior commanders of the rebel Free Syrian Army was killed on Monday during clashes with government troops near the southern city of Deraa on the border with Jordan, insurgents and state media said.

Yasser al-Aboud, a former Syrian army officer who defected in the early days of the revolt, was leading an assault on army checkpoints in the town of Tafas, northwest of Deraa, they added.

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