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Nearly 600 civilians killed in November

463 civilians, among them 62 children were killed as a result of intensive airstrikes and artillery shelling.

A picture taken on January 27, 2014 shows a general view of destruction in Aleppo's old market, in the UNESCO-listed northern Syrian city

In the rebel-held eastern districts, 463 civilians, among them 62 children were killed as a result of intensive airstrikes and artillery shelling.

In the government-run sector, some 130 civilians, including 40 children, were killed by rebel shelling which is a total of 593 civilians.

At least 532 rebel fighters also died, while 256 soldiers and militia members fighting for the government also died in the conflict.

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More than 4,000 people were reported as injured.

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