Russia has raised concerns that airdrops of humanitarian aid intended for civilians in northern Aleppo 's city of Syria are being seized by terrorists. "Weather conditions, like wind, and the constant alterations in the configuration on the ground will leave humanitarian cargo in the hands of the terrorists, and serves to strengthen their position," according to Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov . Aleppo and Syria have opened one humanitarian corridors for civilians to leave and for aid workers to bring aid for those who stay, but Lavrov suggests terrorists are preventing people escaping, using public executions to intimidate them.
Russia has raised concerns that airdrops of humanitarian aid intended for civilians in northern Syria's city of Aleppo are being seized by terrorists. "Weather conditions, like wind, and the constant alterations in the configuration on the ground will leave humanitarian cargo in the hands of the terrorists, and serves to strengthen their position," according to Russian Foreign Minister Sergi Lavrov. Russia and Syria have opened six humanitarian corridors for civilians to leave and for aid workers to bring aid for those who stay, but Lavrov suggests terrorists are preventing people escaping, using public executions to intimidate them.