Il centro russo per la riconciliazione in Siria ha fornito 5,2 tonnellate di aiuti umanitari a oltre 5.600 cittadini siriani nelle ultime 24 ore: lo riferisce il Ministero della Difesa russo. Secondo il bollettino quotidiano pubblicato sul sito web del dicastero, i residenti di Aleppo hanno ricevuto 3,3 tonnellate di pane e 2.500 porzioni di pasti caldi, e gli abitanti di Mzaira, nella provincia di Latakia, hanno ricevuto 300 pacchi con prodotti. Le Nazioni Unite ei suoi partner hanno continuato a fornire cibo e assistenza medica e psicologica ai cittadini siriani.

The Russian center for Syrian reconciliation has provided 5.2 tonnes of humanitarian aid to over 5,600 Syrian citizens in the past 24 hours, the Russian Defense Ministry said Monday. “In 24 hours, 5,680 citizens have received humanitarian aid. A total amount of humanitarian cargoes given to the residents is 5.2 tonnes,” the ministry said in a daily bulletin posted on its website. According to the bulletin, residents of Aleppo received 3.3 tonnes of bread and 2,500 portions of hot meals, and residents of Mzaira in the Latakia province received 300 sets with products. The ministry notes that the United Nations and partners continued providing food and non-food, medical, psychological and law assistance to Syrian nationals. Civilians in Syria have been severely affected by the civil war that has been ongoing in the country since 2011, particularly by the activities of the Islamic State (IS, also known as Daesh) terrorist group, banned in Russia, that the Syrian government forces have been struggling against. Russia has been carrying out regular humanitarian aid deliveries to various parts of Syria and has been facilitating the distribution of UN aid in Syria.