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Clashes continued through May.
Adults from the village headed to the hill and clashes continued.
Clashes continued afterward around the mosque.
The city of Damascus remained largely under government control, but clashes continued to the east and south of the city.
On 17 July, clashes continued in Mosul's Old City.
On 11 November, the Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs briefed the Council onthe Syrian Arab Republic, where violent clashes continued.
Clashes continued throughout the month of December along the border.
In other provinces in Syria, including provinces where the ceasefire applies and areas whereit does not, local clashes continued between the various forces.
The clashes continued also on 8, and 9 March, in the area.
Lastly, in Mali,despite the National Peace Agreement concluded in April 1992, clashes continued between government forces and the Tuareg rebels, especially in the regions of Niafunké and Gao.
Clashes continued in the city of Manbij between Syrian Democratic Forces(SDF) and ISIS.
Late in August, armed clashes continued near Abu Kershola in Rashad and El Moreib(El Abassiya locality).
Clashes continued in Istanbul overnight, but police did not try to cross the Gezi Park barricades.
During the period under review, clashes continued between government forces and armed elements of the CPN(Maoist).
Street clashes continued and by 31 May, the death toll among protesters reached between 28 and 64.
Heavy fighting was reported and clashes continued over a three-day period, forcing the relocation from the area of staff of non-governmental organizations(NGOs).
Clashes continued throughout October, with deaths of rebels, government forces and civilians.
Deir al-Zor: Clashes continued between ISIS and the Syrian Army in the city of Deir al-Zor and its environs.
Clashes continued with sporadic shelling and on 6 November Turkey targeted the town of Ras al-Ayn, a YPG supply point.[16].
In the Aleppo province, clashes continued between ISIS operatives and the forces of the Syrian regime in the area of the Kuweyres military airbase east of Aleppo.
Clashes continued throughout August between Mayi-Mayi Raïa Mutomboki factions and either Mayi-Mayi Nyatura or the Congolese armed forces.
However, ethnic clashes continued even in the 1960s: in 1965 alone, 16 such clashes were recorded, resulting in 185 injuries and 19 fatalities.
Clashes continued, as residents called for the release of those in custody and tried to put a stop to what they saw as the illegal seizure of their land.
In the meantime, significant clashes continued between tribal groups, between rebel movements and between rebel movements and the Government and its affiliated forces.
Border clashes continued for the next two days, with border outposts being targeted from both sides which resulted in dozens of casualties.
Sporadic clashes continued throughout the reporting period, while UNAMID liaised with representatives of the two groups to facilitate the resolution to the conflict.
Clashes continued until IDF allegedly raided the village and carried out security measures against the Palestinian residents until late in the evening.
Clashes continued for two hours until police forces and the Republican Guard began firing bullets into the air in an attempt to stave off and scare away the demonstrators.
On 3 December, violent clashes continued on the Mount of Olives, East Jerusalem, between Israeli policemen and Palestinians who were protesting the murder of Osama Natshe two days earlier.
Occasional clashes continued during the reporting period between FARDC and Mayi-Mayi Raia Mutomboki elements on the provincial borders between North and South Kivu.