Syria citizen video Live Blog

Since most foreign journalists are barred from entering Syria, videos posted online by activists have become a key source of information about the uprising.

Al Jazeera cannot independently verify the veracity of the videos. 

Activists have uploaded this video purporting to show opposition fighters in the town of Rastan, Homs province, today.

In Deraa, worshippers began chanting "God quicken the victory" as they left Musab bin Ummair mosque.

Anti-regime protests are taking place across Syria after Friday noon prayers.

Activists posted this video from the town of Kfar Zeeta in Hama province. Protesters are heard chanting in support of the rebel Free Syrian Army.

 

 

This video appears to capture the moment of the second explosion in Damascus. The cameraperson is filming a plume of smoke from the first blast when another rocks the building.

The shape of the smoke plumes tallies with other purported videos of the blasts. The uploading account is a regular poster of video from the Midan area of Damascus

This video below shows smoke rising from in the distance, purportedly from the site of the twin explosions at 8am local time.

The video was uploaded by talal71392. The user has posted numerous videos from the western suburb of Kafar Sousah and its environs. The area backs onto two mountains – Jebel Mazzeh (site of the presidential palace) and the relatively deserted Jebel Kasyoon.

This video purports UN monitors' car driving near the heavily barricaded National Hospital in al-Qusair town in Homs.

Four UN observers have toured the town of al-Qusair in Homs province earlier this morning.

Hadi al-Abdallah, a local activist who accompanied the monitors, told Al Jazeera that the observers met with seven defecting officers and several other army deserters at their military base before they toured the town.

"At the meeting with the Free Syrian Army (FSA), the officers explained that the FSA has developed into a military institution that is capable of running the country after the collapse of Assad's regime," Abdallah said.

"After the meeting, we showed them the checkpoints set up by regime forces and the snipers and barricades stationed on the rooftops of the National Hospital and the municipality building."

The tour lasted two hours, Abdallah said. 

"We supplied the monitors with a map detailing where checkpoints and tanks are located. They promised to come back to Qussair on Monday. They said they will decided whether or not they would deploy two monitors in the town after their full assessment."

Activists sent us the following video and pictures that purport to show residents with the monitors in Qussair.

A protest has been reported in the University of Aleppo this morning.

The video below, posted a day earlier, purports to show police attacking protesters also in the main university of the country’s second city.

 

‎Activists say dozens of anti-Assad demonstrations have taken place in Aleppo city and elsewhere in the province today.

This video purports to show one of the bigger ones, in al-Shaar neighbourhood.

 

This video allegedly shows smoke rising from the site of a blast in Adawi, Damascus, on Friday.

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