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The battle for Homs – in pictures

Homs destruction: A soldier loyal to the regime forces stands in front of the damaged Khaled — A soldier loyal to the Assad regime stands in front of the damaged Khaled Ibn al-Walid mosque. Syrian government forces captured the 13th-century mosque on Saturday Photograph: Sam Skaine/AFP/Getty Images

Homs destruction: A Syrian government forces tank rolls in the Khalidiyah district, July 29, — A Syrian government tank rolls in the al-Khalidiya district Photograph: STR/AFP/Getty Images

Homs destruction: Destroyed buildings on a deserted street in the besieged city — Destroyed buildings on a deserted street in the besieged city Photograph: Yazan Homsy/Reuters

Homs destruction: Syrian government forces patrol in the Khalidiyah neighbourhood. Government — Syrian government forces patrol in the al-Khalidiya neighbourhood Photograph: AFP/Getty Images

Homs destruction: Syrian army soldiers patrol in a street of Khalidiah — Syrian army soldiers patrol in al-Khalidiya Photograph: Xinhua/Landov/Barcroft Media

Homs destruction: An aerial view of destruction in the al-Khalidiya neighbourhood — An aerial view of destruction in the al-Khalidiya neighbourhood Photograph: Shaam News Network/AFP/Getty Images

Homs destruction: The damaged Khalid bin al Walid mosque in Homs — Destroyed buildings surround the Khalid Ibn al-Walid mosque Photograph: Shaam News Network/Reuters

Homs destruction: A Syrian carries personal belongings on his motorbike in Khalidiyah — A Syrian carries personal belongings on his motorbike in al-Khalidiya Photograph: Sam Skaine/AFP/Getty Images

Homs destruction: People search for survivors at a site hit by a missile attack from the Syri — People search for survivors at a site hit by a missile attack Photograph: Yazan Homsy/Reuters

Homs destruction: Syrian army soldiers patrol in the street of Khalidiyah July 30. The Syria — Syrian army soldiers patrol in the streets of al-Khalidiya Photograph: Xinhua/Landov/Barcroft Media

Homs destruction: A Chinese journalist works in a steet of the al-Khalidiya district — A Chinese journalist works in a street in al-Khalidiya Photograph: Zhang Naijie/Xinhua Press/Corbis

Homs destruction: Damaged buildings in the Khalidiyah area of Homs — Damaged buildings in the al-Khalidiya district Photograph: Sam Skaine/AFP/Getty Images

Homs destruction: Smoke rises near Khalid bin al Walid Mosque in the Khalidiyah district of H — Smoke rises near the Khalid Ibn al-Walid mosque Photograph: Shaam News Network/Reuters

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