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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 2016

Page

5

Russia backs weekly Aleppo cease-fire push amid child’s injury image

The Russian military says it would back a U N call for weekly 48 hour pauses in Aleppo as footage of 5 year old Omran Daqneesh being rescued from a bombardment shocks global audiences. The U N envoy cites obstacles to aid delivery while Russia conditions its support on aid convoys reaching both rebel and government held areas.

Beirut U.N Syria Aleppo Omran Daqneesh Qaterji Osama Abu al-Ezz Mahmoud Raslan Raslan Abu Mohammadian Omran Mahmoud Abu Rajab Abu Rajab Ruslan Aylan Kurdi Turkey Russia United States Staffan de Mistura Igor Konashenkov Washington State Department John Kirby U.S Kirby Syrian Observatory For Human Rights Monitoring Group Abu Rajad

South Sudan rebel chief Machar flees to Congo then Kinshasa

Rebel leader Riek Machar fled South Sudan after a botched assassination attempt and crossed into Congo where he was airlifted to Kinshasa. The U.N. helped move him and his party on humanitarian grounds, amid tensions over regional peace efforts and a 4000-strong U.N. force proposed for Juba.

Kampala Uganda South Sudan United Nations U.N Riek Machar Congo Kinshasa Mabior Garang Ethiopia Machar Ateng Weir Ateny Salva Kiir Kiir U.S Samantha Power Juba U.N. Security Council International Crisis Group

U S says $400M payment linked to prisoner release

The Obama administration says the $400 million cash transfer to Iran, made seven months ago, was contingent on the release of four American hostages. State Department spokesman John Kirby insisted the money deal and prisoner talks were separate, with leverage kept until the Americans left Iran.

Bradley Klapper Associated Press Washington Obama Iran U.S State Department John Kirby Kirby GOP Donald Trump America Charlotte N.C Trump Barack Obama Wall Street Journal Geneva Air Tehran Hague

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