A group of rebel fighters experience a close call with an IRAM (improvised rocket-assisted munition) round in Darayya, south of Damascus.
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Improvised rocket assisted munition, the Syrian civil war has allowed for the dissemination of the kinds of knowledge (see IRAM) that will undoubtedly haunt man kind for some time.