The truce in Syria seemed tentative Tuesday after part of the rebels suspended their involvement in preparations for peace talks, accusing the regime of violating the cease-fire.
The decision of the dozen rebel groups threatens the process to begin in late January in Astana, led by Russia and Iran, support of the regime, and Turkey, the support of the rebels.

In a statement issued on Monday night, these rebel groups accused the Bashar al-Assad regime of breaking the ceasefire, in effect since Dec. 30.
Among the groups that signed the text are the Islamist rebels Jaij al-Islam and Faylaq al-Rahman, present in Damascus, as well as the Sultan Murad group supported by Turkey, and Jaij al Ezza, active in the province of Hama.
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Meanwhile at least 25 members of the Fateh al-Cham Front group, including several chiefs, were killed in an air strike on Tuesday, according to the OSDH.
The OSDH added that the attack on the Fateh al-Sham Front aimed at "one of the most important headquarters of the group" in Syria, but could not specify who did if the international coalition led by the United States or Russia and its Syrian ally.

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