Deeply alarmed by the escalating violence in Syria’s east Ghouta, the United Nations has reiterated a call for an end to hostilities so that the sick and wounded can be immediately evacuated and humanitarian aid deliveries can reach those in need.
UN chief ‘deeply alarmed’ by escalating hostilities in Syria’s east Ghouta
- 21 February 2018
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