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Russia announces new temporary'humanitarian pause' in Aleppo.
Similar humanitarian pauses have been organised by Moscow and Damascus before, but have largely failed.
Russia announces eight-hour‘humanitarian pause' in Aleppo.
Russia says a daily"humanitarian pause" will be introduced in the Syrian rebel-held enclave of eastern Ghouta starting on February 27.
October 20, it was announced that the"humanitarian pause" is extended to four days.
The so-called“humanitarian pause” was announced this week by Russia, which carry out airstrikes in support of the forces of the Syrian government.
The same day Russian PresidentVladimir Putin adopted the decision to send another humanitarian pause in the Syrian city on Friday, November 4th.
Terrorists in Syria used the humanitarian pause, which operated in the Syrian city of Aleppo from 20 to 23 October, to regroup.
In Moscow, Russia's deputy foreign minister SergeiRyabkov said Russia wasn't planning another humanitarian pause in Aleppo anytime soon.
The so-called“humanitarian pause” was announced this week by Russia, which carry out airstrikes in support of the forces of the Syrian government.
After the recent UN resolution, the fighting in the area didn't abate,even when the humanitarian pause was in place, the Russian Defense Ministry said.
The Russian president believes that the humanitarian pause should continue“to allow the withdrawal of the wounded and the militants who wish to leave the city.
October 18, the Russia's Defense Ministry announced the suspension ofair strikes on the Aleppo to complete the so-called humanitarian pause, scheduled for October 20.
In Aleppo, has repeatedly introduced a humanitarian pause, during which local citizens and disarmed fighters were given the opportunity to leave the city.
The UN SecurityCouncil had ordered“all parties cease hostilities without delay” and maintain“a durable humanitarian pause for at least 30 consecutive days throughout Syria.
A"humanitarian pause" announced by Russia has come into effect in Aleppo to allow civilians and rebel fighters who want to leave the northern Syrian city.
The same day Russian PresidentVladimir Putin adopted the decision to send another humanitarian pause in the Syrian city of Aleppo on Friday, 4 November.
From 20 to 23 October in Aleppo was introduced, the humanitarian pause, during which local citizens and disarmed fighters were given the opportunity to leave the city.
Thus, after the USA and EU's warnings about the possibility of introduction of sanctions against Russia over the“Syrian” issue,Moscow announced and several times prolonged the“humanitarian pause” in the bombing of the city of Aleppo.
President Vladimir Putin has decided to introduce another humanitarian pause in the Syrian city of Aleppo from 9 am to 19 PM Friday, November 4.
Therefore, we decided not to delay a decision andinitiate a'humanitarian pause,' primarily for the free passage of civilians, the evacuation of the sick and wounded, as well as the withdrawal of fighters," Rudskoy explained.
But Lavrov told journalists on December9 that government forces had resumed fighting"after a humanitarian pause" and that the attacks would continue"as long as the bandits are still in Aleppo.".
The UN requires a full-fledged ceasefire or weekly 48-hour humanitarian pauses to reach the millions of people in need throughout Aleppo and replenish the food and medicine stocks, which are running dangerously low," it said.
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At least, the United Nations require a full ceasefire agreement orthe weekly 48-hour humanitarian pauses to get to the millions in need of Aleppo, replenish stocks of food and medicines, which are critically coming short,"- the statement says.
At a minimum,the UN requires a full-fledged ceasefire or weekly 48-hour humanitarian pauses to reach the millions of people in need throughout Aleppo,” they continued,“and replenish the food and medicine stocks, which are running dangerously low.".
The statement added,“At a minimum,the UN requires a full-fledged ceasefire or weekly 48-hour humanitarian pauses to reach the millions of people in need throughout Aleppo and replenish the food and medicine stocks, which are running dangerously low.”.
At a minimum,the UN requires a full-fledged ceasefire or weekly 48-hour humanitarian pauses to reach the millions of people in need throughout Aleppo and replenish the food and medicine stocks, which are running dangerously low,” said the officials.
Earlier, the UN Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 2401, urging all parties to the conflict to immediately stop all clashes andadhere to a long-term humanitarian pause affecting the entire territory of Syria in order to ensure the safe and unhindered delivery of humanitarian aid supplies as well as provide medical evacuation of those injured.