UN Councils adopted a resolution on a 30-day truce in Syria

The UN Security Council on Saturday evening in Moscow unanimously adopted a resolution on an immediate ceasefire in all Syria for at least 30 days. This was reported on the United Nations.

The task of the truce is to ensure the delivery of humanitarian aid and the evacuation of the patients and the wounded. "Immediately after the ceasefire, all parties should provide safe, unhindered and continuous weekly access for the Humanitarian columns of the United Nations and its partners," the document says.

The UN Security Council demanded from the parties to the conflict to remove the siege from the cities and villages of Oasis East Guta in the suburbs of Damascus, the camps of the Palestinian refugees Yarmuk in the line of the Syrian capital and the Shiite villages of El Foua and Kefray near Idlib.

The action of a truce does not apply to military operations against organizations recognized as terrorist. Among them are the Islamic State, Al-Qaeda and Hayat Tahrir Esh-Sham (until the summer of 2016-Jabhat al-Nusra).

Voting for the draft resolution prepared by Kuwait and Sweden began on Saturday two hours later than the intended time. Earlier, the document has repeatedly broken the document . The Basil Nonenzya Permanent at the UN claimed that he had not received a clear answer to how the ceasefire would be ensured.

On February 23, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron wrote a joint letter to Vladimir Putin, urging Russian support for the resolution. In turn, US President Donald Trump called the actions of Russia, as well as Iran inhuman meanness.

At the beginning of this week, the troops of the Syrian dictator Bashar al -Assad inflicted artillery and air strikes under the control of the Opposition of Eastern Gotta , from 100 to 200 civilians . In total, 400 thousand people are in the eastern guta.