Russia President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that Moscow was ready to extend the humanitarian pause in Aleppo, Syria's second largest city already badly damaged by bombing, "as far as possible".
Russia ready to extend Aleppo humanitarian pause
Putin said during a press conference broadcast on Russian television following negotiations on Syria with Hollande and Merkel
Colour-smeared teddy bears are laid by campaign group Avaaz in Berlin to protest the bombing of Aleppo ahead of a meeting of leaders of Russia, France and Germany
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"We have made clear our intention to extend as far as possible, depending on the current situation on the ground, the halt in our air strikes," Putin said during a press conference broadcast on Russian television following negotiations on Syria with French leader Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin.
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