UN calls for ceasefire to evacuate wounded, trapped
Reports indicate that over 3,000 people have left the troubled spot.
Last week, six western powers said hospitals and schools appeared to have been targeted in bombardments on Aleppo
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“Our renewed urgent appeal to Russia and Damascus is to ceasefire today to let us evacuate wounded and other vulnerable groups from Aleppo’s rubble,’’ Jan Egeland said.
He also said Moscow and Damascus “are accountable for any and all atrocities that the victorious militias in Aleppo are now committing,’’.
Reports say, over 3,000 people have left the troubled spot.
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