BBC News with Marion Marshall There has been heavy fighting in Syria for control of the ancient Christian town of Maaloula despite reports that government forces had retaken it from Islamist rebels. Jeremy Bowen has been in Maaloula whose residents still speak Aramaic, the language spoken at the time of Jesus Christ. They planted a Syrian flag on the round above but the fight is still going on. For the rest of the villagers have been a hard one. _____________________ In the short time I've been here, I've seen a fair number of wounded being brought back in pickups. So it's going on here in quite a big way they're fighting hard and while the Syrian army and the national defenses in pretty well-armed and well-organized. They are facing clearly some pretty formidable adversary too, up to now after 10 hours of fighting are still in Maaloula. 马里恩`马歇尔为你报道BBC新闻 为争夺古老的基督教村庄马怒拉的控制权,叙利亚发生了激烈的战斗,尽管有报道称政府军已经从伊斯兰叛军手中重新夺取该村庄.杰里米`博文在马怒拉村庄报道称,这个村庄的居民仍然讲耶稣基督时代的阿拉姆语. 他们在村庄上方插了一面叙利亚旗帜,但是战斗仍在继续.对于剩余的村民来说,战斗非常激烈._____________________________________在我待在这个村庄的短暂时间里,我看到大量伤员被小货车拉回来.所以,这里的战斗肯定非常激烈,而叙利亚军队和国民卫队的武装和组织非常优越.很明显他们遭遇到了劲敌,目前为止,马怒拉的战斗已经持续了大约十个小时.
