The focus of the war in Syria shifted to the city of Aleppo after rebels moved in from the outskirts, sparking street battles and forcing thousands of civilians to flee. Earlier reports suggested the rebels were receiving sophisticated weapons via the Turkish border and, Gulf nations said they were putting the fighters on payroll. UN observers have, meanwhile, left besieged Aleppo for security reasons. And as RT's Oksana Boyko reports from Syria, literally no one is safe.
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The focus of the war in Syria shifted to the city of Aleppo after rebels moved in from the outskirts, sparking street battles and forcing thousands of civilians to flee. Earlier reports suggested the rebels were receiving sophisticated weapons via the Turkish border and, Gulf nations said they were putting the fighters on payroll. UN observers have, meanwhile, left besieged Aleppo for security reasons. And as RT's Oksana Boyko reports from Syria, literally no one is safe.
The focus of the war in Syria shifted to the city of Aleppo after rebels moved in from the outskirts, sparking street battles and forcing thousands of civilians to flee. Earlier reports suggested the rebels were receiving sophisticated weapons via the Turkish border and, Gulf nations said they were putting the fighters on payroll. UN observers have, meanwhile, left besieged Aleppo for security reasons. And as RT's Oksana Boyko reports from Syria, literally no one is safe.
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