UN: Syria Death Toll At Least 93,000

Civil war in third year

Reason Staff | 6.13.2013 8:20 AM

At least 93,000 people have been killed in Syria since the start of the conflict, according to latest United Nations figures.

This represents a rise of more than 30,000 since the UN last issued figures covering the period to November 2012.

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UN: Syria Death Toll At Least 93,000

Civil war in third year

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