  Jihadi veterans of Iraq, Yemen and Afghanistan join callow
foreign idealists on frontline of Aleppo Free Syrian Army rebels
shooting at government position and snipers in Aleppo Rebels
shooting at Syrian Army position and snipers in Aleppo.
Photograph Ghaith Abdul-Ahad for the Guardian Ghaith Abdul-
Ahad/Guardian  Soldiers! Soldiers!" The man hissed his warning
as he hurried past, two bullets from a government sniper kicking
up dust from the dirt road behind him.    Their Syrian handler
stood alone in the street clutching two radios: one blared in
Chechen and the other in Arabic. Two men volunteered to stay and
try to fetch the young injured man.  The fighters sat outside
the house in the shade of the trees, clutching their guns and
discussing the war. Among them was a thin Saudi, dressed in a
dirty black T-shirt and a prayer cap, who conversed in perfect
English with a Turk sitting next to him. He had arrived the week
before and was curious about how the jihad was being reported
abroad.  "What do the foreig