Your children, Moscow

Blows to hospitals in Aleppo inflicted Russian or Syrian military aircraft. This was announced at a briefing by the official representative of the US State Department John Kirby.

Information about bombing comes from recognized humanitarian organizations, such as WHO, “doctors without borders”, the Syrian Center for Monitoring Human Rights, from private individuals and organizations, as well as from intelligence sources. “That is, we have a good understanding of what is happening,” Kirby said.

“And who, do you think, carried out them? After all, someone bombed these hospitals,” said the representative of the State Department. “We know that this is not a coalition and definitely not the United States. This means that only two sides remain: Russian military or Syrian military, or both of them.” At the same time, Kirby emphasized that Russia is responsible in any case, as it supports the regime of Bashar al -Assad.

Russia is able to stop bloodshed if it uses its influence on the president of Syria. “We saw in the past that when the Russians want this, they can have a strong influence on Assad,” Kirby said.

On November 19, AP published a video of a raid, which the children's hospital was subjected to the day before in Aleppo's eastern part controlled by the rebels. The shooting from video surveillance cameras was provided by the Independent Doctors Association, IDA) - a non -governmental organization working in Turkey, formed by Syrian doctors to help colleagues in Aleppo.

It was reported that on November 18, as a result of raids, four city hospitals were destroyed. As the Aleppo Health Department and the World Health Organization formed by the rebels noted, now areas, the total number of which is 275 thousand people, have been completely devoid of medical institutions. On November 19, the fact that Reuters reported in East Aleppo.

Susan Rice Advisor to the US National Security President also transmitted the agency, stated a sharp protest in connection with these raids and demanded that Russia have pressure on Assad so that it stops the bombing.

Meanwhile, the Syrian Human Rights Monitoring Center (SOHR) said that on Saturday in East Aleppo as a result of bombing dozens of barrels, as well as dozens of shelling, 48 people were killed, of which at least five children. Thus, human rights activists noted, the number of victims of raids and shelling in five days increased to about 180 people, of which 97 were residents of the besieged eastern quarters of Aleppo.