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UN Special Envoy to Syria, Kofi Annan. Photo: wiki commons.
CNN – After a relative dropoff in deaths in recent days, violence in Syria ratcheted up again Monday — including a fierce military offensive in Idlib reported by opposition activists — just as U.N. observers began monitoring a tenuous cease-fire.
The Local Coordination Committees of Syria, an opposition network, reported 45 deaths across the embattled Middle Eastern nation on Monday, a notable uptick from the at least 13, 30 and 28 deaths it counted on Friday, Saturday and Sunday respectively.
