Warplanes bomb east of Damascus after truce declared there-monitor
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BEIRUT -- Warplanes bombed a rebel-held area east of Damascus on Wednesday where Russia had declared a ceasefire less than 24 hours earlier, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported.
There was no immediate comment from the Syrian military.
Russia's Defence Ministry said on Tuesday that a ceasefire had been agreed in Eastern Ghouta in Syria's Damascus province until March 20. The Observatory said air strikes and artillery had hit three towns in the Eastern Ghouta.
