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Aleppo fears shortages after Syria regime advance
The army, for its part, said it was extending a 72-hour nationwide truce that began on Wednesday but has produced little respite in fighting. Around 200,000 people remain in the opposition-held eastern sectors of Aleppo, which has been divided between government and rebel control since shortly after fighting in the city erupted in mid-2012. Residents there described shortages of basic goods after government troops advanced within firing range of the key Castello Road supply route. “For two days the situation was calm, I went to the market and I filled up my motorbike with gasoline. Today, I couldn’t even find a single tomato,” said Bilal Qaterji, a local textile factory employee. “There’s **t a drop of fuel left because the Castello Road has been cut,” he told AFP. Government troops effectively severed the Castello Road on Thursday with the capture of a hilltop within firing range of the key route. Rebel forces responded by firing barrages of rockets into the government-held west of the city on Friday, killing at least 41 people, most of them civilians, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The Britain-based monitoring group said 14 children were among the dead, while Syrian state media gave a toll of 43 dead and 300 injured. The advance and ongoing fighting came despite the government’s an**uncement on Wednesday of a 72-hour nationwide ceasefire for Eid al-Fitr, the holiday at the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramazan. The army said on Saturday it was extending the truce for a**ther 72 hours. But the Observatory said fresh government air strikes on rebel-held Aleppo killed four civilians on Saturday. أكثر... ??????? ??????: Aleppo fears shortages after Syria regime advance || ??????: ahlam1399 || ??????: اسم منتداك
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