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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Syrian city of Aleppo is about to fall on the point. It would be a major victory for the Syrian army in six years of civil war. What are the consequences of the fall of the largest city in the country with its more than 2 million inhabitants? Five questions and answers.

Russia and the United States on Sunday made a joint proposal for a safe retreat of rebels and civilians out by Syrian government forces besieged part of Aleppo.

The Russian navy's aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov Tuesday it launched an air offensive aimed at targets in the Syrian provinces of Homs and Idlib. That said Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu on Tuesday against Russian media.

By an air strike on a village in the Syrian province of Idlib, 22 people were killed including seven children. Which has declared the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights Wednesday.

Britain and France want to punish Syria with sanctions for the use of poison gas. The countries want to raise in the UN Security Council.

The Syrian government has been guilty of a third attack with poison gas. It would appear from a confidential investigation report of the United Nations and the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW).

Russia performs on Thursday, four days for eleven hours a day from any bombardment of eastern Aleppo. However, according to the United Nations enough to get the rebels present so far in the Syrian city of Aleppo to leave.

US military forces were responsible for the raid on the al-Qaeda leader Abu al-Farai al-Masri, near the Syrian Idlib. This leader, also known as Ahmad Salama Mabruk, had close ties with Osama bin Laden in the past.

For the first time in five months, there are supplies delivered in four besieged Syrian cities. That left the Red Cross know Monday.

"The death toll from air strikes in northern Syria, the day before the start of a cease-fire, has risen to a hundred. This was reported by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights Saturday."

"Air strikes on the Syrian city of Idlib on Saturday at least 25 people killed, including women and children. Dozens of people were injured, said rescue workers and residents of the city."

Helicopters from the Syrian government would Tuesday drums of chlorine gas have dropped on the Al-Sukkari in Aleppo. During the attack were about eighty people injured, including fifty children. President Bashar al-Assad and his entourage have not yet responded.

Activists and doctors in Aleppo rebel territory, the Syrian government Tuesday again accused the deployment of chlorine in the heavily besieged city. About eighty people were treated for breathing problems after helicopters had dropped barrel bombs in the Al-Sukari. In the streets was a chlorine smell.

The Syrian government after experiencing a siege of four-year service in daraya. The evacuation of civilians and rebels from the suburb of Damascus, which began Friday, was completed Saturday, activists and Syrian state media reported.

Russian bombers on Tuesday from Iran bombarded militant targets in Syria. That left the Russian Defense Ministry.

By a suicide attack on a bus at the Turkish-Syrian border are surely slain 32 rebels. The insurgents were from Turkey on their way to Syria, reported the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights Monday.

A Syrian organization wants to exchange the bodies of the occupants of a Monday downed Russian military helicopter for the freedom of imprisoned supporters.

In the Syrian province of Idlib Friday bombed a maternity hospital. About casualties is still unknown. The building was severely damaged by a direct hit.

Air strikes in northwest Syria on Friday at least 22 people killed. It reports the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

Air attacks by Syrian or Russian warplanes on Sunday in the northwestern city of Idlib in Syria slain more than twenty people. This was reported by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

Russia denies that it has carried out in the night of Monday to Tuesday airstrikes in Idlib, a city in northwestern Syria, which is in the hands of rebels. According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights came to the attacks at least 23 people dead.

At Russian air strikes on the rebel-controlled city of Idlib in northwestern Syria have come in the night of Monday to Tuesday at least 23 people dead, reports the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The organization speaks of the heaviest bombardments since a partial cease-fire was agreed in February.

In the Syrian province of Idlib are Monday many people with heavy air strikes killed and injured. According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights involves a total of more than one hundred dead and wounded.

A series of air strikes in the Syrian province of Idlib on Tuesday to at least ten people killed. It reports the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, that his information cooperate with defenders on the ground.

The Syrian army denies being behind the attack on a refugee camp that killed Thursday at least 28 people died. The denial was distributed Friday by the Syrian state.