The minors detained in an orphanage in eastern Aleppo have been brought to safety. This was announced by the UN organization UNICEF on Monday. ' This morning, all 47 children evacuated from the institution. Some are in bad shape by injuries and dehydration, '' said regional director Geert Cappelaere.
In eastern Aleppo hundreds of civilians have been evacuated. Among them is the seven-year-old Syrian girl Bana Alabed which attracted worldwide attention with tweets from the besieged Syrian city. She along with her family and other people o'n 1500 is saved as a Turkish aid agency confirmed the newspaper Daily Sabah which Bana Alabed.
The convoy of evacuees from eastern Aleppo has arrived safely in al-Deen Rashi, the area where the Syrian rebels fighting to have the shots against the Assad government. They've announced Monday. The news was confirmed by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
The evacuations in the Syrian city of Aleppo seem finally begun. The Syrian army and its allies have consented to five buses with civilians and two ambulances with wounded to leave occupied territory.
Thousands of residents of eastern Aleppo, civilians and rebels, yet again face a cold, uncertain night. The evacuation of a part of them appeared after the agreement between the Syrian government and rebels to the departure of President Assad pursue here to get going, but eventually no one seems to have come to the city. Cause of the stagnation was an attack on buses that were headed to two besieged Shiite villages in the Idlib province there to bring people to safety.
Russia will in the UN Security Council veto to send a French proposal for independent observers to the Syrian city of Aleppo to ensure an orderly evacuation of civilians from the eastern districts and the protection of those who remain behind.
The evacuation of residents from the besieged districts of Aleppo has begun. A number of buses with insurgents and their families departed from the eastern Syrian city. This was announced by the Syrian state television Sunday afternoon via a correspondent on the spot. The convoy arrived, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights under the auspices of the International Red Cross.
The evacuations be resumed in the Syrian city of Aleppo. According to the Red Cross, the warring parties, the rebels and the government, which Sunday agreed after long negotiations.
There is great uncertainty about possible new evacuations of people from the Syrian city of Aleppo. Friday the evacuations were discontinued put after there would be fired on the bus. Saturday morning it seemed that the evacuation would be resumed as sources of both the rebels and the government reported this. But as far as is known, nothing happened.
The evacuation of people from the last besieged enclave of rebels in Aleppo is possibly still on. A new agreement was reached between the warring parties, said a rebel officer Saturday against news channel al-Arabiya al-Hadath.
The government of Donald Trump will be called 'safe zones' to establish in Syria to be to protect citizens of the country who are victims of the civil war. That said, the future president of the United States Friday. According to the current President Barack Obama is something hard to get done.
Barack Obama has acknowledged Friday that he 'can not claim that we have been successful in Syria.' With that realization he goes to bed every night, he said during his last regular press conference as President of the United States. Despite the lack of results he still believes his attitude towards the Syrian civil war was correct.
A group of Sunni extremists Friday agreed to help for two they besieged villages in northern Syria. The group, calling itself Jabhat Fateh al-Sham, the last battle group in Idlib province which agrees with the relief operation, said sources with insurgents in Syria. Previously, the group was known as the al-Nusra Front, the branch of al-Qaeda in Syria.
A commander in the latter besieged stronghold of jihadists and rebels in Aleppo on Friday said that just outside the enclave 'Iranians' citizens imprison being evacuated.
The Syrian government has suspended the evacuations in eastern Aleppo Friday. According to state television channel Ikhbariya jihadists tried to smuggle prisoners.
From the Syrian city of Aleppo has left a sixth convoy of 8,000 civilians, the Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Friday informed via Twitter.
A repeat of the bloody siege of Aleppo threatens to take place in the city of Idlib and not a cease-fire is agreed quickly. That insistent warning uttered UN envoy to Syria Staffan de Mistura Thursday night after consultations with the French government in Paris.
France wants international observers to the Syrian city of Aleppo there to monitor the evacuation of civilians and rebels. That said French UN Ambassador Francois Delattre Thursday.
A second convoy of buses with refugees on Thursday at the end of the afternoon left the besieged eastern Aleppo. Reported that the Syrian state.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad called the reconquest of Aleppo 'historic.' In a video message on YouTube, he said that the world looks different after the 'liberation of Aleppo.'
Thursday there is also help on the way for Syrians who are besieged by jihadists in the north of the country. From Turkey are almost thirty trucks and ambulances to the besieged villages of al-Foua and Kefraya. Thursday also began evacuating jihadists and rebels from the east of the city of Aleppo.
Twenty green buses have picked up the first refugees in eastern Aleppo. In this district are an estimated 5,000 rebels and their families ready for transport to places outside the city.
The Red Cross has been allowed to drain ambulances with injured and sick from eastern Aleppo. The aid agency reported Thursday morning that now hundreds of volunteers are working 250 people with ambulances from the ruins of the city to remove.
The mayor of eastern Aleppo calls Thursday in Brussels to save the European leaders on the people of the besieged Syrian city. Brita Hagi Hasan lets out at 11:00 for the building of the European Council 'a last desperate cry' for help.
The first convoy of sick and wounded Thursday morning actually went on the road from eastern Aleppo to the west of the Syrian town. Thus seem the agreements made during the night of Wednesday to Thursday between the regime in Damascus and the rebels to work.
The evacuation of wounded combatants and civilians from the eastern districts of Aleppo is about to begin. Confirm that both sources at the Syrian regime as the International Red Cross on Thursday.
Evacuating people from the heavily damaged areas in the east of Aleppo seems again to get going. A spokesman for the Syrian rebel movement Jabha al-Shamiya, fighting against President Assad has said on Wednesday that another truce was agreed. Which can be put into effect within a few hours, after which victims early Thursday morning can be brought to safety.
While Wednesday again fierce fighting erupted in the eastern Syrian city of Aleppo, foreign ministers are trying to resurrect the file Tuesday new life. The Russian Minister Sergey Lavrov has among others with his Iranian counterpart Mohammad Javad Zarif on ending the fighting in Aleppo said.
In sympathy with the fate of the torn Syrian city of Aleppo go the lights on the Eiffel Tower Wednesday at 20.00 hours. This announced the Mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, Wednesday. Paris thus supports the residents of Aleppo who have to live under intolerable conditions, said Hidalgo, calling for action.
The failed file in Aleppo forcing the leaders of the countries concerned back together. Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday will consult by telephone with President Erdogan of Turkey, as the Kremlin announced.
