(CNN) -- As Syria's foreign minister blasted international calls for President Bashar al-Assad to step down, Syrian forces were shelling civilian neighborhoods and battling rebel forces, opposition leaders said. Foreign Minister Walid Moallem told the U.N. General Assembly that the rhetoric against al-Assad amounts to a "blatant interference in the domestic affairs of Syria, and the unity of its people and its sovereignty." Here are some of the latest events in the Syrian uprising: Deadly violence At least 183 people were killed Monday, including 12 children, the opposition Local Coordination Committees of Syria said. The deaths included more than 30 due to aerial shelling, the group said.
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NEW: At least 183 people were killed Monday, an opposition group says
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Iran's foreign minister says calls for al-Assad's ouster are an interference
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Iraq's foreign minister says Iran's planes bound for Syria will undergo random inspections
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The opposition group puts the human toll in the 19-month crisis at around 28,000
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