Russia says east Aleppo evacuations done, rebels disagree
Russian military says all those who wanted out have left, but with new violence reported, all that's clear is evacuations no longer taking place
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1st convoy carrying rebels and their families out of besieged enclave makes it into another opposition-held patch
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Thousands of civilians still trapped in Eastern Aleppo
Hours after a cease-fire fell apart, rebels say a new deal and evacuation effort is back on
Aleppo cease-fire apparently back on after unravelling
Collapsed cease-fire had once again raised the specter of a bloody end to the battle for Syria’s largest city as residents reported the resumption of shelling and brutal bombing runs
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