Reuters: Syrian government launches Aleppo ground attack
Syrian government forces and their allies attacked the opposition-held sector of Aleppo on several fronts on Tuesday, the biggest ground assault yet in a massive new military campaign that has destroyed a U.S.-backed ceasefire.
The United States says the assault on Aleppo is proof that President Bashar al-Assad and his Russian and regional allies have abandoned an international peace process to pursue victory on the battlefield after nearly six years of civil war.
Washington, which agreed a ceasefire with Russia this month that collapsed after a week, says Moscow and Damascus are guilty of "barbarism" and war crimes for targeting civilians, health workers and aid deliveries in air strikes.
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Aleppo Battle: Syrian Troops Advance on City Center; Hospitals Overwhelmed -- NBC News
Syrian troops launch major ground assault for Aleppo -- Al Jazweera
Syrian Ground Troops Clash With Rebels in Aleppo -- New York Times
Syrian troops launch ground offensive against Aleppo rebels -- The Guardian
After post-cease-fire onslaught, Assad's forces vow to finish job -- CBS
Reports: Syrian Troops Seize Rebel-held Aleppo Neighborhood -- VOA
Syria army retakes Aleppo district as bombs rain down -- AFP
Syrian Army seizes Aleppo’s central district from terrorists – state media -- RT
Thousands are trapped in Aleppo as Syrian troops close in -- VICE
Commander: IRGC supplies intelligence to Russia for airstrikes in Syria -- Long war Journal
Russia's engagement in Syria is escalating -- The National/Arabic News Digest
Moscow Strikes Back At West On Syria -- RFE
Gulf may arm rebels now Syria truce is dead: U.S. officials -- Reuters
Wealthy Gulf states may arm Syrian rebels to ‘get the Russians to back off’ - US officials -- RT
The US has 'no plan B' in Syria to stop Russia operating without accountability, experts warn -- The Independent
Civilian deaths mount as Aleppo siege by Syrian forces advances -- USA Today
Syria conflict: Aleppo evacuation corridors needed, WHO says -- BBC
Q&A: Amnesty Suspects Russian War Crimes In Syria, But Lacks Definitive Proof -- RFE
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