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Monitoring Group Reports Air Strikes, Clashes On Third Day Of Syrian Truce
Syrian government warplanes carried out several air strikes and low-level clashes persisted in some areas on Sunday, but a Russian and Turkish-backed ceasefire largely held in other areas on its third day, a monitoring group and rebels said.
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Vladimir Putin Announces Syria Truce Deal, Peace Talks
Russia President Vladimir Putin on Thursday announced a nationwide ceasefire deal to come into effect across Syria from midnight and that the warring parties had agreed to sit down for peace talks.
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Turkey, Russia Agree On Proposal Toward Syrian Ceasefire: Reports
Turkey and Russia have agreed on a proposal toward a general ceasefire in Syria, Turkey's state-run Anadolu Agency said on Wednesday, and will aim to put it into effect by midnight.
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Vladimir Putin Says Next Step For Syria Is Nationwide Ceasefire
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday that the next stage in ending Syria's bloody civil war will be getting all sides to agree to a nationwide ceasefire, as thousands of civilians and rebels poured out of Aleppo.
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John Kerry Accuses Bashar al-Assad Government Of 'Massacre' In Aleppo
US Secretary of State John Kerry accused Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government of carrying out "nothing short of a massacre" in Aleppo, where thousands on Thursday were evacuated under a ceasefire deal from the last rebel enclave in a city besieged by fighting for years.
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Aleppo's Fall Opens Way For Donald Trump To Work With Russia
The fall of Aleppo was a defeat for US President Barack Obama's administration, which failed to broker a ceasefire in Syria's civil war, but may prove to be an opening for Donald Trump, who wants to change course with Moscow.
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UN Votes By Strong Majority To Demand End To Syria Carnage
The UN General Assembly on Friday adopted by a strong majority a resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Syria and urgent deliveries of life-saving aid.
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US, Britain, France Lead Call For Aleppo Ceasefire
The United States, Britain and France led a call on Wednesday from six countries for an immediate ceasefire to allow aid into the besieged Syrian city of Aleppo.
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Russia, China Veto UN Resolution Demanding Aleppo Truce
Russia and China on Monday vetoed a UN Security Council resolution calling for a seven-day ceasefire in the embattled Syrian city of Aleppo.
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UN To Vote Today On Aleppo Ceasefire Resolution: Diplomats
The UN Security Council will vote Monday on a resolution demanding a temporary ceasefire in Aleppo and humanitarian access to residents trapped in the fighting, diplomats said on Sunday.
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Russian-Declared Ceasefire Goes Into Effect In Syria's Aleppo
A 10-hour Russian-declared ceasefire for opposition-held areas of Syria's second city Aleppo began on Friday morning with the goal of encouraging civilians and surrendering rebels to leave.
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Clashes, Artillery Fire Hit Aleppo As Truce Expires
Heavy clashes erupted between regime and rebel forces in Syria's divided city of Aleppo after a "humanitarian" ceasefire announced by government ally Russia expired before the UN could evacuate wounded civilians from rebel-held areas.
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Russia Pauses Aleppo Bombing 11 Hours For Four Days, U.N. Wants More
Russia has told the United Nations it will stop bombing eastern Aleppo for 11 hours a day for four days, but that is not enough to trigger a wider ceasefire deal under which militants would leave the Syrian warzone, the U.N. said on Thursday.
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Vladimir Putin Ready To Extend Aleppo Truce As France, Germany Up Pressure
Russia's President Vladimir Putin said Thursday he was ready to prolong a unilateral ceasefire in Aleppo, after tough talks in Berlin where the leaders of Germany and France refused to rule out sanctions against Moscow.
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Intense Air Strikes Batter Syria's Aleppo: Monitor
Syrian and Russian warplanes carried out dozens of air strikes on rebel-held districts of Aleppo on Friday, a monitor said, as world powers prepared for new talks on a ceasefire.
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Monitoring Group Reports Air Strikes, Clashes On Third Day Of Syrian Truce
Syrian government warplanes carried out several air strikes and low-level clashes persisted in some areas on Sunday, but a Russian and Turkish-backed ceasefire largely held in other areas on its third day, a monitoring group and rebels said.
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Vladimir Putin Announces Syria Truce Deal, Peace Talks
Russia President Vladimir Putin on Thursday announced a nationwide ceasefire deal to come into effect across Syria from midnight and that the warring parties had agreed to sit down for peace talks.
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Turkey, Russia Agree On Proposal Toward Syrian Ceasefire: Reports
Turkey and Russia have agreed on a proposal toward a general ceasefire in Syria, Turkey's state-run Anadolu Agency said on Wednesday, and will aim to put it into effect by midnight.
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Vladimir Putin Says Next Step For Syria Is Nationwide Ceasefire
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday that the next stage in ending Syria's bloody civil war will be getting all sides to agree to a nationwide ceasefire, as thousands of civilians and rebels poured out of Aleppo.
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John Kerry Accuses Bashar al-Assad Government Of 'Massacre' In Aleppo
US Secretary of State John Kerry accused Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government of carrying out "nothing short of a massacre" in Aleppo, where thousands on Thursday were evacuated under a ceasefire deal from the last rebel enclave in a city besieged by fighting for years.
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Aleppo's Fall Opens Way For Donald Trump To Work With Russia
The fall of Aleppo was a defeat for US President Barack Obama's administration, which failed to broker a ceasefire in Syria's civil war, but may prove to be an opening for Donald Trump, who wants to change course with Moscow.
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UN Votes By Strong Majority To Demand End To Syria Carnage
The UN General Assembly on Friday adopted by a strong majority a resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Syria and urgent deliveries of life-saving aid.
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US, Britain, France Lead Call For Aleppo Ceasefire
The United States, Britain and France led a call on Wednesday from six countries for an immediate ceasefire to allow aid into the besieged Syrian city of Aleppo.
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Russia, China Veto UN Resolution Demanding Aleppo Truce
Russia and China on Monday vetoed a UN Security Council resolution calling for a seven-day ceasefire in the embattled Syrian city of Aleppo.
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UN To Vote Today On Aleppo Ceasefire Resolution: Diplomats
The UN Security Council will vote Monday on a resolution demanding a temporary ceasefire in Aleppo and humanitarian access to residents trapped in the fighting, diplomats said on Sunday.
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Russian-Declared Ceasefire Goes Into Effect In Syria's Aleppo
A 10-hour Russian-declared ceasefire for opposition-held areas of Syria's second city Aleppo began on Friday morning with the goal of encouraging civilians and surrendering rebels to leave.
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Clashes, Artillery Fire Hit Aleppo As Truce Expires
Heavy clashes erupted between regime and rebel forces in Syria's divided city of Aleppo after a "humanitarian" ceasefire announced by government ally Russia expired before the UN could evacuate wounded civilians from rebel-held areas.
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Russia Pauses Aleppo Bombing 11 Hours For Four Days, U.N. Wants More
Russia has told the United Nations it will stop bombing eastern Aleppo for 11 hours a day for four days, but that is not enough to trigger a wider ceasefire deal under which militants would leave the Syrian warzone, the U.N. said on Thursday.
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Vladimir Putin Ready To Extend Aleppo Truce As France, Germany Up Pressure
Russia's President Vladimir Putin said Thursday he was ready to prolong a unilateral ceasefire in Aleppo, after tough talks in Berlin where the leaders of Germany and France refused to rule out sanctions against Moscow.
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Intense Air Strikes Batter Syria's Aleppo: Monitor
Syrian and Russian warplanes carried out dozens of air strikes on rebel-held districts of Aleppo on Friday, a monitor said, as world powers prepared for new talks on a ceasefire.
