By REUTERS
ALEPPO - Syrian rebels fighting President Bashar Assad's forces in the city of Aleppo have abandoned their positions in a district that has been a frontline of fighting in recent days."We have retreated, get out of here," a lone rebel fighter yelled at Reuters journalists as they arrived on Wednesday in the Salaheddine district. A checkpoint that had been manned by rebel fighters for the last week had disappeared.A Syrian government security source told Lebanon's Al-Manar television that Syrian forces were now in control of the Salaheddine district.
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