Iran Regime's Militias and Hezbollah Stop the Operation of Civilians Transfer in Aleppo
- Sunday, 18 December 2016 10:40
NCRI - “Stephen O’Brien, the UN Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, said the (Iranian regime affiliated) militias have disrupted the process of civilians transfer in East Aleppo. He also expressed grave concern about a new bloodbath in Idlib,” Aljazeera TV reported on Saturday, December 17.
Syrian activists published a video clip on the internet and social media showing the minute Hezbollah militants and Iranian regime’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) and affiliated militias firing gunshots at the convoy of Aleppo residents during the transfer operation and the residents running away to save their lives and seek shelter.
On Friday December 16, Aljazeera TV also broadcast a report on the obstruction of Aleppo agreement and sabotage by the mullahs’ regime and Hezbollah and said: “Aleppo ceasefire agreement and its implementation has collapsed once again. Assad regime talked about suspending the agreement, while accusing the opposition of violating the cease-fire.”
Witnesses said the Iranian regime and Hezbollah militants hampered the process of transfer by preventing columns of citizens from leaving East Aleppo and seizing their convoy of 20 buses.
Opposition sources said that Iranian regime militants arrested at least 200 civilians after firing at their convoy. The convoy was leaving East Aleppo to go to Ramouseh in west of Aleppo.
Aljazeera TV added: “The UN Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator accused the Lebanese Hezbollah militants of hampering and stonewalling the ceasefire agreement in Aleppo.”
