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first, the u.n. says it has encountered technical difficulties in an air drop of aid to the besieged syrian town, aid drugs also couldn t reach the town last week because it s surrounded by isil-controlled territory. there have been developments as well on the planned cessation of hostilities in syria. russia has confirmed it started negotiation with his rebel groupings and sear i can t s main opposition group, the hnc says it will accept the deal for two weeks. also just hours ago syrian kurdish fighters the y.p.g. said they would abide by the cessation of hostilities. our diplomatic editor james ways reports from the united nations. reporter: at the security council there was stinging criticism of the syrian regime. the u.n. s humanitarian chief told ambassadors the government had delayed aid delivery to his the besieged town and blocked until no now assistants. the number, scope and, complexity of bureaucratic and other or identicals that is placed in the pat ....
test. reporter: i m with the sport. delegates arrive in sweats lands ahead of friday s vote for a new president. the current one is said to stay away after losing his appeal from having his ban from all football over turn we begin in syria where government forces are reported to have taken a strategic town. it is 50 kilometers south-east of the battleground of aleppo. it had been controlled by i.s.i.l. the government forces were supported by russian air strikes. u.n. says it is trying to crackdown 21 tons of aid which it tried to air drop to syrian civilians. they attempted to drop pallets from the air after aid trucks were not able to reach the town last week. it was surrounded by i.s.i.l. controlled territory. james bays reports. reporter: at the security council there was stinging criticism of the syrian regime. the u.n. s humanitarian chief told ambassadors the government it delayed aid deliveries to the besieged town and blocked until now assistance to anothe ....
in football s governing body activists in syria are reporting a conditional ceasefire is being honoured. there has been some fire but no major attacks have been reported. the main opposition group says almost a hundred reb factions have agreed to respect of truce, but it doesn t include one of the most powerful armed groups in the country al-nusra and i.s.i.l. al-nusra is calling on the groups to ignore the truce. deraa is excluded by the truce from the regime. the syrian government says it will continue to bomb the area. the u.n. security council voted unanimously to back the truce. talks to end the war will begin on march 7. james bays has more from the u.n. headquarters in new york reporter: just over 40 minutes before the cessation of hostilities was due to come into effect a vote by the u.n. security council to endorse it. it was unanimous. ambassadors were addressed by video link by staffan de mistura who said it would be an important moment advertisement we a ....
bodies. hundreds without a home and just in thailand. reporter: i m with the sports includi including. gianni infantino begins day one as f.i.f.a. president and vows to restore trust in football s governing body we begin in syria where activists are reporting conditional ceasefire is being honoured. the russian military says it stopped air strikes as part of the deal. there has been some artillery and machine gunfire but no major attacks have been reported so far. almost 100 rebel factions agreed to respect the truce, but it doesn t include some of the most powerful armed groups in the country like al-nusra front or i.s.i.l. al-nusra is calling on rebels to ignore the truce and even intensify attacks on government forces. syrian government is saying it will continue to bomb the area of adaaya. daraya. reporter: just over 40 minutes before the cessation of hostilities was due to come into effect, a vote by the u.n. security council to endorse it. it was unanimous ....
leaving hundreds without a home, and many out of a job to syria where a ceasefire is largely being observed. there has been some artillery fire, no major attacks reported. mohammed jamjoom monitoring developments. how are you hearing the ceasefire holding up. by and large report on the ground in syria - we are hearing that, as you mentioned, this ceasefire thus far is largely holding, that there is a real palpable sense of relief, a lull in violence in the areas, which warring parties are supposed to adjeer to a ceasefire, no reports of air strikes for the syrian government for forces backing the government in areas where the ceasefire was supposed to take effect. we are hearing that while there are some instances of clashes and violence in parts of the country where the ceasefire is not supposed to take affect. activists people it s a positive step today, that is finally, it seems, as difficult as it was leading into the ceasefire, the fact of the matter, hours int ....