An official with the opposition National Coalition denied any deal for the government forces to enter a rebel-held area near Damascus to access the capital's water supply on Wednesday, according to Al Jazeera. "This information is untrue and is a part of the (regime and its allies') psychological warfare," said Ahmen Ramadan though another source said hundreds of civilians were leaving under an agreement. State news agency SANA also reported people leaving the area, including several dozen fighters. The supposed deal comes after weeks of fighting has threatened the truce that's been in place since December 30 along with damaging water infrastructure that leaves over 5 million people facing...
