Relentless bombing pummels Syria's largest city
Rebel-held eastern Aleppo is shuddering as bombs rain down, with no place to treat the wounded
Aleppo
After disabling hospitals, Syria presses Aleppo assault
Syrian government rejected a U.N. peace proposal as some 275,000 trapped civilians are left with no help under intense bombardment
Aleppo's hospital complex bombed, forcing closures
Airstrikes also hit a village in rural areas Aleppo province, killing seven members of a family, including four children, opposition activists said
Doctors Without Borders hospitals hit by airstrikes in Syria's Aleppo
Medical facilities have repeatedly come under attack during Syrian conflict
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Russia insists it's not bombing Aleppo again, but rather targeting al Qaeda leaders, but White House says tactics "disgraceful"
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Ground observers say they've seen bombs dropped in Aleppo despite Russia's insistence their jets have been quiet there
Amid starvation, Syrian rebels losing Aleppo battle
With Russian airstrikes backing them, Syrian government troops push back on meager rebel gains in besieged key city
U.N. reveals when food will run out in besieged Syrian city
Hundreds of thousands of people inside eastern Aleppo haven't received humanitarian aid in months
Syrian school airstrikes kill up to 22, mostly kids
As many as 10 airstrikes hit residential part of rebel area, activists say; Turkey says Syria dropped barrel bombs on opposition they support
Russia says alleged Aleppo airstrike pause to remain
Syrian rebels in key besieged city say that while the airstrikes on civilian areas have decreased, the shelling has not let up
Amid key Aleppo gains, Russia says no more cease-fires planned
Syrian government forces have gained strategic high ground in the embattled city; opposition says another market bombed
Once the jewel of Syria's rebellion, Aleppo now faces collapse
The opposition-held districts of the Syrian city have been surrounded and under siege for months from Russian and Syrian warplanes
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Syrian regime tries to entice rebels out of Aleppo during "pause"
As Russia extends daily halts in onslaught, U.N. plans for mass evacuation of sick and wounded from embattle city
Corridors out of besieged Aleppo set to open for fighters, civilians
Weeks of bombardment have left contested city's rebel-held quarters in ruins
Russia tries to put onus back on U.S. in Syria standoff
Moscow and Assad halt onslaught against Aleppo rebels, say it's up to U.S. "to take advantage," but State Dept. is dismissive
Crude weapons, exhausted forces fuel deadly stalemate in Aleppo
Neither the armaments nor the fighters using them are able to gain real traction in a war that seems to achieve nothing but increased suffering
Syrian opposition: Food and medicine are scarce in Aleppo
President Bashar Assad said "you have to keep cleaning the area and push the terrorists to Turkey to go back where they came from"
More children killed in Aleppo as rocket and mortar attacks continue
Mortar lands in residential neighborhood, kills children walking to school amid ongoing violence in Syria's largest city
Syrian market airstrike hits rescuers at old bombing
Moscow claims it will yet again try to negotiate a peace with Washington, just as the carnage among civilians in Aleppo ramps up again
Inside Aleppo as bombardment continues
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer reports from the front line in Aleppo, where downtown residential buildings are draped with sniper shields
Agonizing wait for injured trapped in Aleppo as Assad's army advances
With diplomatic efforts disintegrating, estimated 200,000 people stuck in area where increasingly deadly war is creeping ever closer
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