What Happened to the Syria Ceasefire
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The shaky ceasefire deal brokered by US and Russia between Syria regime forces and rebels inside Aleppo crumbled after just over a week.
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The largest humanitarian crisis since World War II
SYRIA CEASEFIRE
• Rebels have been fighting Syrian regime forces since 2011.
• Regime forces launched a siege on Aleppo in July, 2016.
• 250k people trapped, running out of food, water, & supplies.
• On Sept. 12, a ceasefire began, brokered by US & Russia.
• Ceasefire was between Syria regime & rebels INSIDE Aleppo.
• The UN/NGOs had trucks of food/aid waiting on Turkish border.
• As the trucks headed into Aleppo, they were bombed.
• All sides (US, Russia, Syria, rebels) blamed each other or ISIS.
• The shaky ceasefire crumbled after about a week.
• There were HUNDREDS of airstrikes in Aleppo last weekend.
“They don't know what they’ve done to become targets for warplanes.”
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I tried to explain the thing with taking and African proverb "when elephants fight it's the grass that get trampled.
I have discussed every every aspect of war and it's effects.
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A Ukrainian counterattack in Kherson in the south continues
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Russians retreat in the east
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Russia confirmed it had withdrawn from the key towns of Izyum and Kupiansk on Saturday, saying that the retreat would allow its troops to "regroup".
Both towns were major logistical hubs for Russian forces in Donbas. Russian troops had been trying to advance towards Kramatorsk and Slovyansk.
Izyum in particular was one of the most fortified sections of the Russian front line.
On Tuesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said troops had retaken more than 6,000 sq km (2,317 sq miles) from Russian control in September, in the east and the south.
A month into the invasion, Russia pulled back from Kyiv and declared its main goal was the "liberation of Donbas" - broadly referring to Ukraine's eastern regions of Luhansk and Donetsk. More than a third of this area was already seized by Russian proxy forces in a war that began in 2014, now Russia wanted to conquer all of it.
The Kremlin claimed it had "generally accomplished" the aims of the invasion's first phase, which it defined as considerably reducing Ukraine's combat potential. But it became clear from Russia's withdrawal that it had scaled back its ambitions.
"Putin needs a victory," said Andrei Kortunov, head of the Russian International Affairs Council. "At least he needs something he can present to his constituency at home as a victory."
Russian officials are now focused on seizing the two big eastern regions and creating a land corridor along the south coast, east from Crimea to the Russian border. They have claimed control of the southern region of Kherson and a leading Russian general has said they have hopes of seizing territory further west along the Black Sea coast towards Odesa and beyond.
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