Much Of Syria Turns Neutral

LONDON [MENL] -- After more than two years of civil war, much of Syria has
refused to become drawn into the violence between the regime of President
Bashar Assad and Sunni rebels, a report said.
The International Crisis Group asserted that much if not most of Syria
has dropped out of the Sunni revolt against Assad. In a report, ICG said
even former rebel strongholds have stopped becoming areas of operations
amid the sweep by Assad forces throughout the country.