Syrian rebels capture eastern town of al-Shaddadeh - sources


AMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian rebels seized a town in an eastern oil-producing province on Thursday after three days of heavy fighting in which 30 Nusra Front fighters and 100 Syrian troops were killed, a violence monitoring group said.

Taking Shaddadeh in Hasakah province from the forces of President Bashar al-Assad brings the rebels closer to the provincial capital Hasakah, 45 km (30 miles) to the north.

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