Following heavy airstrikes, which killed 90 people, reportedly involving Russian jets, Russian humanitarian aid is being distributed in parts of Aleppo.<br /><br /> Large queues formed near Russian military vehicles in al-Ashrafieh (Al-Ash-ra-feea) neighbourhood.<br /><br /> Colonel Richtov, a representative of the Russian Reconciliation Centre said: “The kits, distributed to citizens, include canned fish and meat, flour, rice and sugar. They have also been distributed to those who exited eastern Aleppo via humanitarian passages.”<br /><br /> This aid was desperately needed especially since at least 18 of the 31 vehicles in an aid convoy were struck en route to deliver assistance to 78,000 people in a rebel-held area earlier this week.<br /><br /> #UN aid trucks before the air strikes in west of #Aleppo<br />and after the air strikes<br /> pic.twitter.com/wRkowqrJSi— Mete Sohtaoğlu (@metesohtaoglu) September 19, 2016<br />
