Press Statement Concerning UN Aids Airdropped over Deir Ezzor
Earlier this morning a WFP (World Food Programme) plane dropped the first cargo of 21 tons of items into Deir al-Zor, O’Brien said.
As confirmed by eye-witnesses, six containers were dropped by air. A confidential source said that the containers include food items and were received by the SARC branch of Deir Ezzor.
Furthermore, a number of those containers exploded after were dropped on hard-to-reach areas. Only three containers were received and which were majorly damaged.
Furthermore, a number of those containers exploded after were dropped on hard-to-reach areas. Only three containers were received and which were majorly damaged.
JFL confirms on the importance of this step towards breaking and lifting the siege. JFL re-demand from the international agencies to form a clear mechanism for entering and distributing the humanitarian aids.
