Syria crisis live: final day of Eid truce as attacks continue Today is supposed to be the last day of the truce to mark Eid al-Adha but reports of attacks continue. Syrian warplanes have bombarded a rebel stronghold on the edge of Damascus on the fourth and final day of a truce, opposition activists claim. They said jets targeted Harat al-Shwam, a residential neighbourhood a few kilometres east of the capital which President Bashar al-Assad's forces had tried to storm, encountering stiff resistance. Sham News Network, an activist group, said jets also raided farmland adjacent to the northern Damascus neighbourhood of Barzeh and the city of Deir al-Zor in eastern Syria. The ceasefire has been marred by air raids and fighting and, on Sunday, veteran opposition campaigner Fawaz Tello told Reuters it was "practically over." Syrian authorities blame "terrorists" for breaking the truce and the opposition says a ceasefire is impossible while Assad moves tanks and uses artillery and jets against populated areas. Turkey has fired on Syrian forces close to its border after a mortar bomb struck the southern Turkish district of Hatay Province, Today's Zaman reported. The bomb landed after clashes between Syrian regime forces and opposition fighters escalated in the Syrian town of Harim, it said. The state-run Anatolia news agency reported that the Turkish army responded immediately with artillery fire. Tensions between the neighbours increased earlier this month after five Turkish civilians were killed by a mortar bomb fired from Syrian territory. Iraq has searched an Iranian plane bound for Syria to check that it was not carrying weapons. It was the second such forced landing this month. No weapons were found on the previous occasion either. The head of the Iraqi Civil Aviation Authority said the plane was released after they found only humanitarian aid on board. Iraq banned a North Korean plane from using its airspace on 20 September over suspicions it was carrying weapons to Syria. UN-Arab League peace envoy Lakhdar Brahimi will visit China this week, the foreign ministry said. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said (via Reuters): We have consistently expressed our appreciation and support for Special Representative Brahimi and have proactively proposed that relevant parties in Syria respond to Brahimi's proposals for a ceasefire in Syria during the Eid al-Adha holiday period.