The rebels thus retreated south and east, reaching Iunci after ten days.

It reopened though for the school year 1897-1898 when the rebels retreated to the provinces.

Most rebels had by then retreated from the city.

When the Government armored forces began their attack, the rebels retreated.

The forces reach the capital, but are defeated after a battle that leaves 160 dead on the ground, forcing the rebels to retreat.

The rebels retreated to the old Church to hold off the overwhelming force.

It was conveyed that the rebels had retreated back to the safety of the high ground overlooking the city.

When the rebels retreated the next morning, the area around the city was full of dead bodies.

The city was also one of the place where the rebel retreated after their defeat in Damascus.

The battle continued for about fifty minutes before the rebels retreated to take up positions along the trail leading back south.