Fire, water ...

The Syrian Aleppo areas, held under the control of the armed opposition, continue to be subjected to bombing. This was reported by Reuters with reference to the head of the civil defense forces of the opposition Ammar al-Selmo.

During the air raids of Syrian aviation, with the support of Russian forces, buildings were damaged, where emergency services were located. Underground shelters suffered. According to local residents, in the course of air strikes, incendiary shells and cassette bombs were used. The government side denies the use of non -manner ammunition.

The head of the Syrian Center for Monitoring of Human Rights of Human Rights, Rami Abdurrakhman, called the raid on Saturday morning "intensive and long." According to him, 47 people died as a result of air strikes. Al-Selmo reports that the number of victims exceeded 100 people.

Meanwhile, the UN Unisef Children's Fund reports that on Friday the water station was damaged as a result of raids. About two million people were left without water. The organization believes that the current situation threatens a flash of infectious diseases, since local residents will have to use dirty water from wells.

Aleppo airlines began on Thursday, after the Syrian army announced the beginning of the operation to liberate the militants of the eastern regions of the city. According to the Iranian FARS agency, during the offensive of the government army it was possible to break through the positions of the Jaish al-Fatas group in the direction of the old part of Aleppo. At the same time, FARS sources indicate that air strikes on the positions of militants carry out Air Force aircraft.

On September 10, Russia and the United States agreed on a package of five documents to stabilize the situation in Syria . Negotiations of the head of the Russian Foreign Ministry Sergei Lavrov and US Secretary of State John Kerry lasted over 14 hours. An agreement on a seven -day truce was reached. However, subsequently military operations resumed with renewed vigor.