Aleppo ceasefire collapses, at least 22 killed since Tuesday morning

Aleppo Ceasefire Announced by Syrian Defence Ministry

A ceasefire has been declared in Aleppo neighbourhoods, following a period of intense fighting that began on Tuesday. The conflict resulted in the deaths of at least 22 individuals.

According to reports, the fighting between government forces and Kurdish-led SDF (Syrian Democratic Forces) has continued for three days. The situation remains fluid, with ongoing violence reported in various areas of the city.

The Syrian Defence Ministry has issued a statement announcing the ceasefire, although details on its implementation and duration are not yet available. The ministry’s announcement comes as part of efforts to reduce tensions and stabilize the region.

The conflict in Aleppo has been marked by intense fighting between government forces and Kurdish-led SDF, with both sides suffering casualties. The situation remains volatile, with reports of ongoing violence and displacement of civilians.

The ceasefire is a significant development in the ongoing conflict in Syria, which has resulted in widespread human suffering and displacement. Further information on the implementation and impact of the ceasefire will be provided as it becomes available.

For now, residents of Aleppo are waiting to see if the ceasefire holds, and whether it will bring an end to the violence that has plagued the city for days. The situation remains fluid, with ongoing reports of fighting and displacement.

Source: Al Jazeera