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ARMENIAN POPULATED ALEPPO IN DARKNESS FOR A FEW DAYS
12:20, 12 February, 2013
YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 12, ARMENPRESS: For three days incessant most
Armenian populated second largest city Aleppo is sank into darkness.
Berio National Primacy press secretary Jirayr Resyan told Armenpress,
the electricity is completely switched off; the internet and
telephone also do not operate regularly. Parallelly the water supply
is irregular, as water pomp is working with difficulty due to lack of
electricity. There are no news refer to the lack of energy supply. The
only gratifying fact in the words of press secretary is the bread
issue ceased to be urgent.
The army is launching large-scale operations seeking to clear out the
city from the rebels, Reisyan states. Although the morning was quiet,
the voices of shootings could be heard throughout the night. Military
helicopters constantly monitor the city's different districts. The
army is also trying to clear the airport territory from the rebels,
to restore the security in order it will be possible to launch flight
to Aleppo. According to press secretary the situation is more tense
in the suburbs.
Over 60 thousand people were killed during 23 months ongoing clashes
in Aleppo, including four dozen Armenians.
12:20, 12 February, 2013
YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 12, ARMENPRESS: For three days incessant most
Armenian populated second largest city Aleppo is sank into darkness.
Berio National Primacy press secretary Jirayr Resyan told Armenpress,
the electricity is completely switched off; the internet and
telephone also do not operate regularly. Parallelly the water supply
is irregular, as water pomp is working with difficulty due to lack of
electricity. There are no news refer to the lack of energy supply. The
only gratifying fact in the words of press secretary is the bread
issue ceased to be urgent.
The army is launching large-scale operations seeking to clear out the
city from the rebels, Reisyan states. Although the morning was quiet,
the voices of shootings could be heard throughout the night. Military
helicopters constantly monitor the city's different districts. The
army is also trying to clear the airport territory from the rebels,
to restore the security in order it will be possible to launch flight
to Aleppo. According to press secretary the situation is more tense
in the suburbs.
Over 60 thousand people were killed during 23 months ongoing clashes
in Aleppo, including four dozen Armenians.