Russian veto on Syria border aid could spell disaster for Idlib
Idlib residents are worried that more poverty – and hunger – is on its way if a vital border crossing is closed.
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Idlib residents are worried that more poverty – and hunger – is on its way if a vital border crossing is closed.
Russia expected to use security council veto to block resolution to keep open Bab al-Hawa border crossing into Idlib from Turkey
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CILVEGOZU: Trucks loaded with humanitarian aid queue bumper-to-bumper amid the olive groves at the Turkish-Syrian border, waiting to be allowed across into war-torn Syria. Inside are baby nappies and blankets, but also 15-kilo (33-pound) bags of flour, bulghur wheat, sugar, chickpeas and peanut-based pastes for children suffering from malnutrition. Each month the UN sends some
Trucks loaded with humanitarian aid queue bumper-to-bumper amid the olive groves at the Turkish-Syrian border, waiting to be allowed across into war-torn Syria.