World News Roundup Sees Aleppo Cease Fire Extended
Reports say Russia extended the humanitarian pause in Aleppo into the weekend to allow wounded civilians and rebels to depart but evacuations did not occur by Friday evening due to missing security guarantees. The lull followed a new corridor opened by the Syrian government and was praised by U N officials.
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States deny Russia monitoring of U.S. elections
Oklahoma Louisiana and Texas rejected Russia’s consulate general request to station an officer at polling sites to study voting. State Dept spokesman Mark Toner called the move a PR stunt and noted only election officials and voters may be present during voting. The White House said motives were uncertain.
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