Russian troops says helped leave 13 civilians from Syria’s Ghouta

The Russian troops pronounced late on Tuesday that it had helped leave 13 civilians from Syria’s eastern Ghouta by putting them on returning trucks that had brought assist to a rebel-held area nearby Damascus.

Aid trucks reached Syria’s eastern Ghouta segment on Monday for a initial time given a start of one of a war’s deadliest assaults, though a supervision nude some medical reserve from a procession and pulpy on with a atmosphere and belligerent assault.

The Russian troops pronounced in a matter it had used drones to guard a convoy’s swell and successfully conduct off what it called insurgent provocations.

“We managed to leave 13 civilians, including 5 children, with a returning convoy,” a troops said.

“We were also prepared to leave about 1,000 ill and bleeding people, though a rebels did not give us a opportunity.”