aleppo

Russia has been dependable, forceful, and ruthless where America has been incoherent.

Refugees are fleeing the rebel-held east of the city as government offensive enters its 14th day.

The victory is significant as it was the first district to be captured by rebels in 2012.

White Helmets warn inhabitants in desperate need of food and medicine

Seven-year-old Bana is one of the 250,000 people who have been under siege in eastern Aleppo since July.

Obama said the coalition is bombing Aleppo without regard for civilian casualties.

Bombings in rebel-held eastern Aleppo restart after a three-week moratorium

Aleppo residents say there had not been this kind of bombing in at least 15 days.

At least one person was killed in the attack on the Baghdad Hospital with medical staff and patients injured.

The besieged eastern city of Aleppo last received humanitarian supplies at the beginning of July.

Reports from Moscow suggest that the Kremlin will attack the embattled Syrian city as the US votes.

Parachute bombs take longer to hit the target, allowing aircraft to avoid fire.

The people of eastern Aleppo don't trust government forces and have so far rejected offers to leave their homes.

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson had encouraged anti-war protests outside the embassy in London in October.

Most residents refused to leave in the October humanitarian pause fearing arrest from government forces.

Tensions with Russia over the Syrian conflict are growing source of concerns to stability in the West.

Deployment comes with Russia believed to be plotting a major new attack on Aleppo.

The Times says Moscow wants to exploit the political hiatus of the US election cycle.

The offensive aims to break the siege of rebel-controlled eastern Aleppo.

Adham, 42, received global media attention for his campaign to collect funds for orphans in Aleppo.

The southern high-ground of Bazo district was captured during a fresh Assad offensive.

Protesters called on government to do more to end the civil war and protect innocent children.

A 13-month-long inquiry report by the UN and OPCW said military helicopters were used to drop barrel bombs in Idlib in 2015.

The rebels said the pause in air strikes was an act of psychological warfare.

Most residents are refusing to leave the rebel-held eastern area as there are no guarantees they won't be arrested.

Ankara views Kurdish YPG as an extension of PKK which has committed terrorist acts in Turkey.

Images of the five-year-old being rescued in rebel held Aleppo in August shocked the world.

Moscow has ruled out a ceasefire, saying it would allow rebels to regroup in Aleppo.

British foreign secretary spoke ahead of an EU Foreign Affairs Council meeting in Luxembourg.

West issues threat to Russia and Syria over continuous bombing of city.