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UN votes to up Syrian observers
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UN monitors allowed into embattled city of Homs
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- Date Apr 21, 2012
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This is a Fox News alert late breaking news out of the UN Security Council diplomats unanimously passing.
A resolution that would increase the number of UN observers in Syria from thirty.
To 300.
The resolution also demands an end to the violence in Syria.
Which was jeopardized as which has jeopardize rather cease fire put in place last week and on the ground the -- government allowing a team of UN cease fire monitors.
Into the rebel stronghold of pawns for the first time in weeks activists say there is no gunfire or shelling --
