VOICED : Siguen los bombardeos en Guta Oriental sin que llegue la ayuda

Syrian and Russian forces continue to pressure the rebel-held enclave of Guta Oriental. Despite a Russian-imposed ceasefire, humanitarian aid has been blocked from entering the area, affecting 400,000 residents. The UN has called for a new ceasefire, criticizing the Syrian government for not facilitating aid entry. Although Russia announced a daily five-hour pause in bombings, the evacuation corridor remains unused, with only a few civilians leaving. Personal testimonies highlight the difficulty of leaving home, while conflicting reports from Russian forces and rebels reveal the complexities of civilian evacuation.

What was the main reason over 40 aid trucks could not enter Eastern Ghouta?

• The trucks were not properly equipped.

• The Syrian government did not provide necessary permits.

• The ceasefire was not respected.

• The roads were blocked by debris.

What did the UN demand in response to the situation in Eastern Ghouta?

• A new ceasefire agreement.

• More military intervention.

• A change in leadership.

• Increased financial aid.

What was the result of the five-hour daily pause announced by Moscow?

• Successful evacuation of all civilians.

• Complete cessation of bombings.

• A significant reduction in bombings.

• Increased humanitarian aid deliveries.

Who managed to leave Eastern Ghouta during the evacuation attempts?

• A group of journalists.

• A family of four.

• A couple of elderly Pakistanis.

• A group of young children.

What is one reason given for why civilians are not leaving Eastern Ghouta?

• They are unaware of the evacuation corridor.

• They are waiting for international assistance.

• They have no means of transportation.

• They fear the bombings outside the enclave.