According to the United Nations, some 2503,700 people live in besieged areas - 274,200 people in areas besieged by the government, 200,000 in areas besieged by Islamic State and 12,500 people in areas besieged by opposition groups.
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This besieged fortress of a besieged country was self-contained, with a post office, telegraph office, walk-in clinic and theatre.
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O'Brien said the U.N. only reached two of the besieged areas by land last month, representing some 20,000 people, or 3.4 percent of Syria's total besieged population.
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Evacuations out of the besieged city have stopped, and nobody knows why Evacuations out of the besieged city have stopped, and nobody knows why Evacuations out of eastern Aleppo were suspended Friday, casting doubt over when remaining evacuations set to transport tens of thousands of desperate residents out of besieged enclaves would resume.
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For the love of our poor, besieged ears — Turn!
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Washington took on the character of a besieged city. . . .
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But inside this besieged city an extraordinary project took shape.
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"Like the Alamo in 1836, America is besieged," Cruz said.
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Those conditions are not met in besieged areas of Syria.
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The militants have besieged those districts for nearly two years.
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" He added, "Like the Alamo in 1836, America is besieged.
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Publicly humiliated and besieged by creditors, Trump retreated to rebuild.
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" Trump on Aleppo, the besieged Syrian city "It's a catastrophe.
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But residents in the besieged city are skeptical and reluctant.
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I get it, I know our investment committee is besieged.
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Sisi has said previously that Egypt is besieged by terrorism.
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More than 250,000 civilians are thought to be besieged there.
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To be fair, it is besieged by Boko Haram insurgents.
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The supplies did not reach people in the besieged area.
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Over four terrifying days, 22015 gunmen besieged India's financial capital.
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It is the only besieged town that gets humanitarian airdrops.
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Barrel bombs tear through the besieged Syrian city of Aleppo.
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This guy is besieged by the equivalent of social media.
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You feel that you are besieged in a different way.
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He quickly found himself besieged with requests for medical help.
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No doubt he feels embittered and besieged on all sides.
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After the Marius scandal, zoos everywhere felt besieged and betrayed.
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Trump poses as the champion of a besieged working class.
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"In the ancient Chinese philosophy, when you besieged a city, you have to leave one gate unbesieged — leave an opening so those who are besieged will not take the desperate actions," the official said.
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Civilians in other encircled towns were also malnourished, Egeland said, singling out rebel-besieged Foua and Kefraya in Idlib and government-besieged Madaya near Damascus, which have not had U.N. food deliveries in 116 days.
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Haftar's forces have besieged the city and launched occasional air strikes.
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There are three reasons why California has been besieged by flames.
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Like Lalo, they were consumed with news about their besieged homes.
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Israeli forces, unwilling to destroy the holy site, besieged it instead.
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FDR defied a reluctant Congress to aid a besieged Great Britain.
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The government besieged eastern Ghouta before waging a crushing military offensive.
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This time, it wasn't besieged Damascus; it was in Fort McMurray.
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Aid agencies have struggled to make deliveries into the besieged city.
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The U.N. has begun sending aid convoys to five besieged areas.
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But it appears few, if any, actually left the besieged city.
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The enemy must be confused and feel besieged on every side.
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Their villages are besieged by government troops and Russian military police.
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But even before they could begin to mourn, they felt besieged.
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Towns and villages were besieged and forced to surrender to Assad.
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Up the steps, the besieged host shouts numbers into a microphone.
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Later, at night, he rushes along a road, besieged by headlights.
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The Washington Post: Besieged on all sides, Sondland clings to power.
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In one besieged community, the main health provider was a veterinarian.
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But lately, the place has been besieged by pro-Trump griefers.
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The Syrian government has reportedly retaken half of the besieged areas.
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Ball was now besieged by callers — local politicos, voters, county staff.
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Gangs besieged her neighborhood in her hometown of Felipe Zelaya, Honduras.
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His departure on Tuesday anguished fans already besieged by bad news.
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These days, the buildings are besieged by tall grass and brush.
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The United Kingdom is besieged by an ongoing donor sperm shortage.
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Most schools — including Princeton, where I teach — support their besieged professors.
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He was besieged with threatening emails and suspended from his position.
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The besieged human rights lawyers defying an increasingly authoritarian Chinese government.
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The Laurents, a most high-bourgeois clan, are besieged by trouble.
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Here are some images and drone video from the besieged city.
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With China besieged by famine, Mr. Li almost starved to death.
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Donetsk Airport, Opytne, Pisky — all besieged outposts of a forgotten war.
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The scandal has besieged the government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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But besieged in their western redoubt, they have nowhere else to go.
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Jackson had been besieged by unproven allegations compiled by Montana Democratic Sen.
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"There have been no convoys to besieged areas in July," Mueller said.
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The outside world has failed to grasp just how besieged Turks feel.
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He does it again, to excellent effect, when Macbeth himself is besieged.
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I saw my first fighter jet bombing outside the besieged security branch.
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About 100 militants are in the besieged area, the military has said.
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The other two villages are government-held but besieged by rebel forces.
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Buses set to evacuate people from rebel-besieged towns were set ablaze.
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The YPG, however, appeared to have retaken two of the besieged villages.
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Game of Thrones is a Shakespearean drama besieged by a zombie movie.
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His candidacy was regularly besieged by one exceptionally costly scandal after another.
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According to the UN, roughly 400,000 Syrians are besieged around the country.
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Four days later, a besieged Ford stepped forward in The Washington Post.
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The State Department, which oversees international adoptions, has been besieged with complaints.
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"We've been besieged in recent years," said Siskiyou County Sheriff Jon Lopey.
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Recovering their balance over cocktails and canapés, the guests besieged Ms. Anderson.
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Conservative voices and views, already a besieged minority, are being silenced entirely.
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There has been no sign of aid deliveries to the besieged area.
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Many said leaving the besieged city could be more dangerous than staying.
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The town had been besieged by television cameras and the tabloid press.
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Both towns have been besieged by government forces and Lebanon's Hezbollah militia.
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Arab militias besieged Jewish Jerusalem, denying food and water to 21917,21 civilians.
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The soldiers' work was grueling, but freeing besieged civilians made it worthwhile.
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Those commandos have had an outsize impact in relieving besieged Afghan cities.
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Residents of those areas of the northern city were besieged for months.
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The firestorm comes at a challenging time for Mr. Trump's besieged team.
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Crude tribal dividing lines inevitably arouse a besieged, victimized us/them mentality.
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At one point, our car was besieged by a herd of burros.
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The pizzeria, Mr. Alefantis and his employees have been besieged by threats.
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Yet there were also increasing signs that the besieged officials, including Gov.
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In addition, WHO has received a list of 16 critical medical cases in the government-besieged town of Madaya who need evacuation and two adults in the opposition-besieged Foua and Kefraya area, in Idlib province, she said.
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The two Shi'ite towns of al-Foua and Kefraya in the northwestern province of Idlib are besieged by rebel fighters, while the opposition-held towns of Zabadani and Madaya near the Lebanese border are besieged by pro-government forces.
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Some 45 buses carrying 3,000 people left the rebel-besieged Shi'ite villages of al-Foua and Kefraya near Idlib for government-controlled Aleppo, while a convoy of 11 buses left army-besieged al-Zabadani, the Hezbollah media unit said.
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The remainder, he hoped, would be out of the besieged city by Wednesday.
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Similar deals in recent months have seen rebel fighters evacuate other besieged areas.
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But overall, only 8 percent of Syria's besieged population received aid in November.
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Facebook, meanwhile, has been besieged by media complaints about privacy and fake news.
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Aid convoys were languishing at the Turkish border as eastern Aleppo remained besieged.
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It also allows much-needed humanitarian access to besieged cities such as Aleppo.
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I was besieged with people asking me if I was going to perform.
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Residents of the besieged areas face severe food shortages and sharply deteriorating conditions.
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More than 400,000 people are living in besieged areas in Syria, he said.
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Yes. Across Syria other towns are suffering similarly, besieged by regime or rebels.
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A judge sided with the besieged comedian, dismissing a defamation lawsuit against him.
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Patrick Iber's Neither Peace nor Freedom explains why a besieged revolutionary government would
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We're introduced to the kids, the clown, and the town besieged by terror.
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As was the case in Rwanda in 1994, today's Burundian government feels besieged.
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The poverty besieged people who live there MUST start to vote them out.
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Aid deliveries that were promised to besieged areas continue to be held up.
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It stems from a worldview that sees Western Civilization as fragile and besieged.
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I always turned left, away from the sea, toward the besieged Bosnian capital.
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Three years later, Aung San Suu Kyi is isolated and besieged by critics.
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They are two mostly Shi'ite villages, besieged by rebels, with about 20,000 residents.
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Besieged by chauvinistic 1960s attitudes Archer nevertheless stands firm and makes her point.
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A convoy of trucks carrying aid to besieged Syrians was attacked on Sept.
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Home to 400,000 people, it has been besieged by government forces for years.
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Back then, protesters besieged branches of Lotte Mart, a South Korean supermarket chain.
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Many German drivers already feel besieged by diesel bans and hostile climate activists.
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Or government transparency, when the White House is besieged with ethics abuse charges?
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Turkey-backed rebels had besieged the town of al-Bab in early December.
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In April, 2015, soldiers from ISIS besieged what remained of the Nimrud site.
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It was the latest bloody chapter in a city besieged by gun violence.
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The media criticism, legislative oversight and adverse court rulings leave them feeling besieged.
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In response, lobbyists besieged the legislature in hope of extinguishing the new rules.
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The recent uptick in attacks has hit both sides of the besieged city.
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The mechanism also uses minimal firewood, which has become scarce in the besieged city.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Fighting in Syria's besieged eastern Aleppo has killed 338 people since Sept.
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But it also served as a main source of funding for their besieged government.
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Aleppo, in northern Syria, has been besieged for years during that country's civil war.
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Monday's convoy carrying aid was the first to reach the besieged area since Feb.
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Read: What Life Is Like Inside the Besieged, War-Torn Syrian City of Aleppo
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Ad agencies besieged Facebook to reconsider, according to three people familiar with the situation.
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In 2015, gunmen besieged a concert hall, a sports stadium, and restaurants in Paris.
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MARSEILLE, France — In the United States and Europe, mainstream political parties find themselves besieged.
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Children in the besieged parts of Aleppo also face dire food and medicine shortages.
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The last time I visited Baghdad, three years ago, Kahramana seemed weary and besieged.
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"We wanted the Senate to feel besieged," Mr. Di Stefano said at the time.
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You're invariably going to be besieged by all manner of grifters and hangers-on.
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He's third in points per game and has anchored a team besieged by injuries.
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But her term was besieged by missteps, and her popularity dropped to 20 percent.
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A stronghold of forces fighting the Assad regime, it has been besieged for weeks.
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Watch this Hitchcock classic starring Tippi Hedren as a socialite besieged by winged assassins.
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The day proved to be almost everything a besieged White House could have wanted.
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There are hundreds of thousands of people being deliberately besieged, deliberately starved, right now.
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People feel besieged, or they're intellectually lazy, so they reduce themselves to one category.
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Even more simplistic is a relief of a female mannequin torso besieged by bricks.
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In besieged areas, they have adapted hospitals to run on fuel from animal waste.
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It resulted from the Syrian government policy to stop aid from reaching besieged communities.
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Normal cell phone calls are not currently going through in the besieged Damascus suburb.
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We will never know what torments besieged Muñoz when he took his own life.
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Mr. Sitrick has been managing the narratives of besieged celebrities since the early 225s.
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Vietnamese civilians were besieged on all sides by violence and the threat of violence.
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In August 2014 Islamic State militants besieged her village of Kocho in northern Iraq.
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Even sympathetic readers may feel besieged when he works himself up to full throttle.
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Recently in besieged areas, the flour has become special because it's not all wheat.
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Artists from the besieged Gaza Strip participate in the biennial's talks and discussions through Skype.
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But Issa has been besieged by protesters at his office and at raucous town halls.
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"Our forces besieged the hospital," but were being cautious to avoid damaging it, she said.
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"They are no longer bombarding besieged cities so much, trying to dislodge rebels," he said.
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The carnage made it difficult to deliver aid as scheduled to besieged areas, he said.
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Russia and Syria continue to block UN requests to allow aid into the besieged east.
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The road to besieged Ras al-Ain became almost deserted about six miles out out.
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Kassem comes from Moadhamiyeh, a suburb of Damascus that had been besieged, starved and bombed.
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What would an America besieged by that type of Nazi philosophy look like decades later?
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Pro-government forces control Taiz, Yemen's third-largest city, which is besieged by the Houthis.
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He also came under fire recently for not knowing Aleppo -- the besieged city in Syria.
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Each of them heartbreaking, each of them helping to convey horror of the besieged city.
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Since 2015 the neighbouring state of Odisha had besieged West Bengal with a contrary story.
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Such jobs may be under the same pressure that have already beset other, besieged professions.
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"The discord server feels like a besieged city," Seven said in a private Discord message.
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It would also allow for much-needed humanitarian access to besieged cities such as Aleppo.
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The ceasefire will also allow for much-needed humanitarian access to besieged cities like Aleppo.
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San Francisco, and City Hall in particular, might feel a bit besieged at the moment.
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President Donald Trump's domestic agenda is a shambles, and his administration is besieged by scandal.
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Reuters photographers captured the tragedy and heartbreak of civilians trying to flee the besieged city.
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But I grieve over the majority of ovarian cancer patients besieged by a miserable prognosis.
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A string of proposed regulations by the F.C.C. that has left cable companies feeling besieged.
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On the domestic front, the president is besieged by a rapidly expanding congressional impeachment inquiry.
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The community of about 1,500 people has been besieged by earthquakes, fissures and lava eruptions.
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The affluent often feel besieged by busyness and plagued by a daily excess of choices.
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They have besieged the financial sector and permeated and pillaged our ivy walls of academia.
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It is meant to allow peace talks to resume and aid to reach besieged communities.
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Four-hundred thousand Syrians are currently besieged in 15 locations, cut off from humanitarian services.
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Fighting and bombing continues in much of the country, including the besieged city of Taiz.
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Saudi forces have also blockaded Yemeni ports, preventing vital supplies reached the country's besieged population.
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In western Aleppo, the shelling mostly comes from the besieged eastern parts of the city.
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"Some big cities, and even some remote rural areas, are besieged with trash," he said.
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Marina Stefanoni had barely stepped off the court when she was besieged by autograph seekers.
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They also besieged police stations, aimed laser beams and hurled bricks to attack police officers.
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She did not know that Madaya had been besieged, with several children dying of malnutrition.
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Local officials, besieged with complaints from residents and real estate agents, took the signs down.
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Still, some progress was made as humanitarian aid was allowed to reach five besieged areas.
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Each of them heartbreaking, each helping to convey the horror of the besieged Syrian city.
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In many cases, countries literally are on fire, besieged by increasingly violent protests and riots.
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America has always sanctioned and besieged Black and Brown bodies both at home and abroad.
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White residents besieged Greenwood, looting and eventually setting fire to the businesses in the district.
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Attendees said Trump was a sympathetic leader besieged by Democrats determined to bring him down.
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Russia had proposed a ceasefire on Monday in the besieged area for Nov. 28-29.
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More than 1,200 people were wounded by constant shelling of the besieged area outside Damascus.
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Amanda is besieged by cruel and threatening tweets from viewers, something Ms. Camerota knows well.
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The lawsuit describes CREW as besieged by questions from the media about Trump's business interests.
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They prevented civilians from fleeing besieged eastern Aleppo, using them as human shields - a war crime.
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But Bana, along with her family, only fled the besieged eastern portion of Aleppo in December.
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But almost immediately, the platform was besieged by controversy: A Chicago man recorded his own shooting.
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Regime forces have besieged eastern Aleppo a number of times, most recently in July this year.
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I was besieged with anxieties: What if I wasn't allowed to do what I was doing?
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Russia is helping Syrian troops, and their Iranian and Shia allies, pound the besieged Sunni rebels.
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Doctors Without Borders received military approval in June to access the once-besieged town of Bama.
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Feeling besieged in a secularising society, they have been receptive to a message of resentful populism.
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The independent investigators called on all sides to allow access to besieged areas and all detainees.
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If Aleppo is besieged tomorrow, we are going to find a creative way to face that.
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The Taliban-led insurgents are pressuring government centers across country, including Kabul, now besieged with attacks.
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"In December we haven't reached a single soul (in besieged areas)," Egeland told reporters in Geneva.
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And a kind of obsidional fever, that's to say the feeling of being besieged from everywhere.
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Then: California is besieged by catastrophic wildfires, growing income inequality and a decrease in overall livability.
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She found the town besieged by sicarios , or hit men, connected to the Los Rojos gang.
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Millions of people living in besieged and hard-to-reach areas have no access to medicines.
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His death, in a safe-house besieged by an overpowering Indian force, followed a familiar pattern.
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Assad's forces have besieged Eastern Ghouta since 2012 and the area is suffering a humanitarian crisis.
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President Bashar al-Assad has blocked land delivery of aid to towns besieged by his forces.
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The besieged animals are due for some relief because floodwaters have started to recede, said Das.
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An estimated 200,000 to 300,000 people remain in the besieged rebel-held part of eastern Aleppo.
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The measure was a fresh blow to Lilongwe, which was already besieged by crippling power blackouts.
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Again and again, in private conversations and in public forums, the globalists spoke of feeling besieged.
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In Mr. Trump's telling, American neighborhoods are besieged by crime, with entire cities rocked by disorder.
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I was stuck in an airport besieged with desperate Somalis trying to flee the advancing rebels.
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By the 1980s, the dollar was so strong that his wife, Thereza, felt besieged by houseguests.
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Tumaco is a strategic point for moving coca, so they have been besieged from all sides.
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The U.N. agency has also distributed antidotes for nerve agents, including in besieged Douma last year.
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Photos from some of the besieged towns look like early pictures from the Syrian civil war.
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He lives in Daraya, a rebel-controlled suburb of Damascus that's besieged by the Syrian regime.
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Aid groups say about 50,000 civilians may still be trapped in besieged areas of the city.
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The commander, Nizamuddin Qaisari, is a district police chief in the Taliban-besieged province of Faryab.
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Hong Kong is regularly besieged by typhoons between July and October, but direct hits are rare.
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Besieged precinct workers couldn't get through on the jammed phone lines to check much of anything.
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But medicines, medical equipment, electronics and building equipment were strictly prohibited from entering the besieged area.
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Sancar told reporters security forces on Monday morning had besieged municipality buildings in the affected provinces.
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His first, "Beijing Besieged by Waste," released in 2010, explored the garbage dumps encircling China's capital.
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During Ramadan celebrations in May, Buddhist mobs besieged Islamic prayer halls, causing Muslim worshipers to flee.
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The China business has been besieged by food scandals, marketing missteps and a weakening Chinese economy.
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Rebel forces and the Islamic State have also besieged government-controlled areas on a smaller scale.
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Their city is besieged by militants who commit terrible atrocities, evoking scenes from Mosul or Aleppo.
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France, a prosperous country with the world's sixth-largest economy, was depicted as a besieged wreck.
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In May, the besieged American troops on the island of Corregidor, off Bataan, surrendered as well.
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"If all three criteria are satisfied, then an area is considered besieged," said spokesperson Amanda Pitta.
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" Now, however, the WFP is pledging to continue its efforts to deliver food to the most besieged areas of Syria, no matter how it gets delivered: "as humanitarians we must use every opportunity to reach hungry people in besieged and hard-to-reach areas in Syria.
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A senior U.S. official said Washington was working with Moscow to improve access to besieged areas and the World Health Organisation said it had delivered medical supplies to the besieged town of Mouadamiya on Wednesday, after reporting some medicines had been removed from a previous aid delivery.
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On Sunday, Mr. Christie found himself besieged by his own past inclinations toward expanding the Republican tent.
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The club is located across the street from a presidential palace that was occasionally besieged by protesters.
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It highlighted the suffering of besieged civilians in east Aleppo, drawing the world's attention to the crisis.
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Whether they'll take the pleas of Rue Cremieux's besieged residents into consideration will be up to them.
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JUST over three years ago, a Dutch Jesuit was assassinated in the besieged, hungry city of Homs.
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America has been besieged by clowns in 2016 and they're not all hanging out in Trump Tower.
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Yet the SDF face serious problems on other fronts, especially the besieged town of Ras Al Ain.
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An injured man at a medical point in the besieged town of Damascus, Syria, on Feb. 20.
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A child and a man in hospital in the besieged city of Damascus, Syria, on Feb. 25.
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Countries that used to be beer monopolies, or at worst comfortable duopolies, are being besieged by outsiders.
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The United Nations believes that close to half a million people are trapped in 763 besieged locations.
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Nor was there any indication of a breakthrough on access to areas besieged by armed opposition groups.
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It estimates that between 23,000 and 300,000 people remain trapped in the besieged eastern part of Aleppo.
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How will aid be delivered into besieged areas such as east Aleppo after this convoy was bombed?
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Youku is besieged by Alibaba's peers Tencent and Baidu, which each have their own video streaming business.
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The ICRC has said that regular access to this and other besieged areas in Syria is needed.
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As soon as Parker Brothers took over production of Monopoly the company found itself besieged with orders.
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Krieg: In the Trump era, the American left (broadly speaking) feels besieged on just about every issue.
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The communique added that sustained humanitarian aid would begin this week to various besieged areas of Syria.
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Intensifying bombardment of the besieged area has been coupled with probing ground assaults to test rebel defenses.
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Washington (CNN)Besieged by bad news at home, President Donald Trump is about to get religion, bigly.
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It has been a generator of 'equality' more important than any other—the equality of the besieged.
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The devastation, death and displacement have left some neighborhoods of the besieged east sparsely populated, residents said.
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The draft calls for a two-week break in fighting to allow aid into the besieged country.
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And the blame would fall, rightly or not, on the Democratic Party and its besieged campaign arms.
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Trump portrayed himself as a martyr, besieged by enemies who are trying to impeach and remove him.
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It estimates that between 200,000 and 300,000 people remain trapped in the besieged eastern part of Aleppo.
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It estimates that between 200,000 and 300,4 people remain trapped in the besieged eastern part of Aleppo.
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Three of the eight doctors left in Moadamiyeh, a besieged suburb of Damascus, were trained as dentists.
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Her messages would show her at home or outside, at times inspecting the rubble in besieged Aleppo.
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Mathematically, there simply aren't enough rebel besieged areas to replicate the four towns arrangement across the country.
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He endured two years in the Old City besieged by government forces before finding refuge in Waer.
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We are literally being besieged, in a beautiful way, by companies that want to do the work.
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A resident reached by phone described a sense of foreboding among those still in the besieged city.
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He's all narrative all the time — a narrative that's wholly negative, portraying America as divided and besieged.
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Her family was besieged by the news media ("We do not want to be attacked by newscasters").
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Some residents of the besieged port reached for a semblance of normality on a major public holiday.
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The family had moved from east Aleppo five years ago, their neighborhood besieged, their house eventually destroyed.
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At every point, we were besieged with new possibilities, new tests, new doctors, new hopes, new fears.
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What could be more terrible than living in the besieged Syrian city people called hell on earth?
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And yet it has never been more besieged or, if the Gallup Organization had it right, distrusted.
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More arrive every day, as they flee ISIS's last enclave, the besieged town of Baghouz Al-Fawqani.
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" Echoing questions posed by other families besieged by biographers, he asked: "Where do you draw the line?
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The tragedy stimulated a brief news cycle about the plight of Syrian civilians living in besieged areas.
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Separately, an aid convoy, above, reached the besieged town of Douma for the first time since October.
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I find Bruckner too individual, too focused on a single, seemingly autobiographical figure — ever-besieged, ever-triumphant.
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The area is rebel-held but has been besieged by government forces for more than four years.
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As was evident Monday, it's a topic he'd rather discuss than, say, his besieged Supreme Court nominee.
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In short, we've been besieged by impeachment threats and chatter for much of the past two decades.
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READ: Hong Kong protesters escaped a besieged campus by crawling through tunnels But that wasn't to be.
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Another worry is the plight of 93,000 civilians in Deir al-Zour, besieged by Islamic State forces.
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By the second year, many of these women, besieged by doubts, began dropping out of the program.
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It lay around 303 minutes' drive from the Prom Zone, the besieged epicenter of the current escalation.
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And by all accounts, life in Baghuz as it was besieged these last few weeks was bleak.
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Even where humanitarian organizations do have access to besieged zones, demand often outstrips the supply of aid.
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They were not besieged and were controlling a route that government forces needed to reach a military hospital.
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Syria's regime says it is targeting terrorists in besieged Aleppo, a stronghold of opposition forces fighting the regime.
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An estimated 250,000 people have been trapped in eastern Aleppo since July, when regime forces besieged the area.
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S. rhetoric, casting his country as a besieged fortress, a state of affairs he argues requires national unity.
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In communities besieged by an arsonist, residents and public officials may fail at first to recognize what's happening.
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Srebrenica was a U.N.-protected, Muslim-populated town in eastern Bosnia besieged by Serb forces throughout the war.
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Last year, her performance of the understated "All I Ask," also off 25, was besieged by audio problems.
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In the chaos of hasty getaways from villages besieged by soldiers, few Rohingyas carried many of their belongings.
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Troops splintered Ghouta into three besieged zones in one of the bloodiest offensives of the seven-year war.
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This time, it wasn't besieged Damascus; it was in Fort McMurray, Alberta, the site of this week's wildfires.
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Outward bound A ceasefire deal in Aleppo, Syria is allowing some residents of the besieged city to leave.
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The villages of al-Foua and Kefraya in Idlib province have been besieged for years by rebel fighters.
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Aleppo death toll rising Aleppo, located in northern Syria, has been besieged for years during the civil war.
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Elsewhere in Syria, aid convoys reached the four besieged towns of Foua, Kufreya, Madaya and Zabadani this week.
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Some 13.5 million people require humanitarian assistance, including 4.9 million trapped in besieged and hard-to-reach areas.
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A surfeit of controversial incidents besieged the U.S. military and confounded official Washington as to what to do.
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This makes sense since he would likely be besieged by lawsuits if the surplus were given to him.
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Malaika is one of only a handful of health care workers still in the besieged city of Aleppo.
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At least 600,000 Syrians are currently trapped in besieged locations, with little access to power, shelter, or provisions.
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Some are threatening to stay away if progress is not made on improving aid access to besieged areas.
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Meanwhile, Syrian government forces took back more territory in besieged Eastern Ghouta, the last rebel stronghold near Damascus.
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In response, he said, an Elite Force squad besieged them in the town of Hawta until they withdrew.
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Russia said on Friday it had dropped 22 tonnes of aid to the besieged part of the city.
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In Davos on Wednesday, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said 400,000 Syrians are trapped in besieged communities.
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"We need to remind the world that Madaya is one of 15 places that are besieged," Singer said.
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Like his Hungarian counterpart Mr Orban, Mr Kaczynski could play on this, presenting Poland as a besieged fortress.
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The United Nations has warned that around 200,000 besieged residents in Deir al-Zor face severe food shortages.
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Millions struggle to survive in besieged or hard-to-reach areas, and several dozen have starved to death.
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Apart from Aleppo, there are 15 other besieged zones in Syria with about 700,000 people trapped, he added.
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THE black smoke rising over eastern Aleppo is a mark of the desperation of its 300,000 besieged inhabitants.
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An earlier deal brokered in February quickly collapsed after fighting flared around the country's besieged second city, Aleppo.
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Caught in the middle are 100,000 people who are trapped in besieged areas — and have no way out.
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TAIZ, Yemen — The familiar thud of shelling echoed off the mountains that cradle this besieged and ravaged city.
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Mr. de Mistura said there was hope that aid convoys would be able to head for besieged areas.
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A president who thinks he's besieged by enemies has both the motives and the resources to strike back.
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Russia's Foreign Ministry said in a statement that aid to the besieged city of Aleppo would start immediately.
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The city has been besieged by Haftar's LNA's forces, who launch occasional airstrikes, for more than three years.
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Most of those people live in rebel-controlled areas besieged by government soldiers and pro-government militia members.
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People are increasingly besieged at work by interruptions through email, messaging apps, social media and in-person encounters.
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But aid convoys idled, still waiting for word that routes into the besieged city of Aleppo were secure.
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Khabat said the SDF has besieged the airbase, but the Observatory said it was still several kilometers away.
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Sessions also hinted that the Justice Department might look into allegations against the besieged Republican Alabama Senate candidate.
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BEIJING — Torrential rains and floods across the southern half of China have besieged cities and towns for days.
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Northern tier nations, besieged by immigrants who are allowed freedom of movement by the E.U., have shifted right.
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The densely populated rural area east of Damascus known as the Eastern Ghouta has been besieged since 2013.
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He was a fresh face taking over a territory besieged by debt, corruption and years of poor governance.
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Now, a wealthy 3003-year-old businessman and philanthropist from Texas is taking aim at the besieged bank.
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Syria In 2015, Moscow sent airpower to help Syrian President Bashar al-Assad shore up his besieged regime.
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However, when the island was besieged by pirates, he was forced to escape on a small rusting submarine.
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That two-way traffic makes the refinery a lifeline for the besieged Venezuelan government of President Nicolás Maduro.
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In a cruel twist, the regime sought to extract profit by doing some business with the besieged populace.
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When a white mob soon besieged the house, shots fired from within injured one person and killed another.
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"Very early in the morning, they told me the courthouse had been besieged by security agents," she said.
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They have been under government control but besieged by Sunni Islamist rebel groups backed by Turkey and Qatar.
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At this very moment, besieged communities in Syria are being starved by the brutality of the Assad regime.
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The province is currently home to nearly three million people, many of whom have escaped other besieged territories.
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Airstrikes also continue in and around Aleppo, the besieged and opposition-controlled town of a quarter million people.
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The Palestinian section feels livelier but besieged; residents describe the daily torments and humiliations of life under occupation.
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UN convoys, said O'Brien, had reached some 150,000 people in 13 besieged areas since the beginning of the year, but added that only 30 percent of people in besieged areas, and less than 10 percent in so called "hard to reach areas" had been supplied by the UN and aid agencies.
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Right now there are 100,000 civilians trapped in 3-5 square kilometers – the remaining part of the besieged areas.
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As the electors prepare to vote Monday, many say they have been besieged by phone calls and e-mails.
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Likewise, the nation and the world are reacting in the way of a city besieged by a fire-setter.
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Bana has lived in Turkey since she and her family fled the besieged eastern portion of Aleppo in December.
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As many as 9,000 people have already been taken out of the besieged city in nine convoys since Thursday.
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For five years, Tesla's Model S has monopolized the luxury electric sedan market, but that dominance is now besieged.
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Cathay was already fighting for survival before the outbreak, besieged by the political turmoil that has gripped Hong Kong.
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But in a besieged territory with 43% unemployment, fewer and fewer people can afford to fix up their homes.
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The truce looked broken as fighting continued after midnight, but as dawn broke calm descended over the besieged city.
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These are among the harrowing accounts of war in Falluja from residents who have fled the besieged Iraqi city.
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Unlike Mr Abe, the besieged Ms Park was unable to meet Donald Trump before he takes office this month.
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The truces do not cover a former al Qaeda affiliate, which has a small presence in the besieged enclave.
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Anti-Americanism is one of the pillars of the Kremlin's propaganda strategy, which portrays Russia as a besieged fortress.
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Whenever this columnist travels abroad he is besieged with questions: what is going on with the country I love?
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However, rebels and activists inside the besieged city told CNN there had been no ground assault in those areas.
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Rerouting frequent flyers to the appropriate services would help besieged doctors and paramedics, as well as the patients themselves.
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Aid was lost... One of the main objectives of the ceasefire was to allow aid to enter besieged areas.
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Death toll climbs in Aleppo Aleppo, in northern Syria, has been besieged for years during that country's civil war.
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It requires unimpeded and sustained humanitarian access to all of the besieged and hard-to-reach areas including Aleppo.
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The organization posted video on Twitter of a convoy entering the besieged town of Daraya to help civilians there.
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Egeland said that it was misleading to consider them voluntary evacuations when the towns had been besieged for years.
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Medical supplies, along with other humanitarian goods, are routinely blocked from delivery in hard to reach and besieged areas.
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Chemical weapons had been used against besieged enclaves both earlier this month and in February, the NGO spokesman said.
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Oakland (57-113) has been besieged by injuries, using the disabled list a club-record 27 times this season.
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Food supplies are scarce in the besieged area, and those trapped inside often line up before dawn for food.
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The main focus of the ceasefire was to allow humanitarian aid to reach the Syrian people besieged by war.
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Back in Deir Ezzor, a city besieged by ISIS for over a year, Tamer's restaurants are now only rubble.
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But that, too, ended with the resumption of Russian airstrikes against the besieged, rebel-held portion of eastern Aleppo.
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On September 19th Syrian and Russian planes struck a convoy about to deliver aid to besieged parts of Aleppo.
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A few chronic patients were smuggled out of the besieged suburbs across front lines to Damascus, Abou Bassel said.
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This allows a little more aid to reach Syrians besieged by the regime, which is something to be celebrated.
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Israeli officials have maintained Gaza is not besieged—a key point of contention looming over this whole saga, right?
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The tweet, coming as conditions inside besieged eastern Aleppo become ever more desperate, prompted deep concern for her welfare.
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Iran demanded a simultaneous evacuation of wounded from two towns besieged by insurgents, according to rebel and U.N. sources.
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Brady has been besieged by questions both before and after the Super Bowl about his relationship to the president.
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Minutes after Sherman's piece was posted online, Halderman was besieged by calls and emails from journalists around the world.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's internal watchdog has opened a probe of besieged Administrator Scott Pruitt's controversial Washington apartment rental.
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The city has been besieged by gun violence, as documented by New York Times journalists over Memorial Day weekend.
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That was matched on the ground by an offensive from Syrian government forces which left rebel-held areas besieged.
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The first airdrop to the government-held area of Deir al-Zour, besieged by the Islamic State, ended badly.
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It's been a week since Hurricane Maria besieged the island, yet fuel distribution has been inconsistent throughout the island.
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They have a particular liking for the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party because of its spirit of besieged indomitability.
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Nor has the United States found a diplomatic means to end the violence or ensure aid reaches besieged civilians.
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Inquiries into besieged Cabinet members may be allowed to proceed, so long as they don't touch the president himself.
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That leap may be analogous to pulling off the installation in Rio, amid an Olympics unusually besieged with problems.
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The government has increasingly tried to press besieged rebel areas to surrender and accept what it calls reconciliation agreements.
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As a result, some 287,000 people in areas the UN considers hard-to-reach or besieged received no aid.
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As a result, some 383,000 people in areas the UN considers hard-to-reach or besieged received no aid.
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Moore has been besieged by allegations of sexual misconduct, including pursuing relationships with teenage girls while in his 30s.
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Three strangers, trapped in a country house besieged by avian predators, occupy 90 minutes of claustrophobic eternity (1:30).
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Three strangers, trapped in a country house besieged by avian predators, occupy 90 minutes of claustrophobic eternity (251:2866).
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As in eastern Aleppo, "people in these besieged areas are trapped, terrified and running out of time," he said.
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In 1999, we didn't just bomb Serbia to help besieged Kosovars — we airlifted thousands of them to America too.
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But earlier this year, besieged by a mysterious, pungent odor, they wondered if they had made the right decision.
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He got caught in the country's civil war, spent two months in besieged Sarajevo and eventually left for London.
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The deal was that Mr. Manfoush would charge the besieged and impoverished buyers a tax beyond the usual price.
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He may have been a white man of some means, but he enjoyed seeing himself as a besieged minority.
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The decision also offered a lift to San Francisco-based Uber, which has been besieged by high-profile problems.
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After a three-day standoff with the police, about 2391 protesters remained on the campus of a besieged university.
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He was instead making a case for himself as a great leader besieged on all sides by terrible enemies.
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But as a political commentator, this third October Surprise is unquestionably available for a party besieged on all fronts.
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When Le Duan returned to Hanoi, he found the party besieged by difficulties in building socialism in North Vietnam.
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DANNEMORA, N.Y. — Imagine the elevator pitch: A fortress of a prison in a tiny village besieged by unforgiving wilderness.
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The convoys were intended for 70,000 people in Douma, far less than the broader suburb's besieged population of 393,000.
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While archbishop of Genoa, Tettamanzi defended anti-globalization protesters who besieged a Group of Eight summit there in 2001.
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The green buses that have been used to evacuate civilians and rebels from besieged areas were packed with commuters.
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She believes in cases where a genuine manufacturer is being besieged by counterfeits, Amazon should move a lot faster.
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PBS is alternately besieged and taken for granted, but when cooler heads seldom prevail, it remains welcome and necessary.
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And as besieged as the President may feel, there is no argument that he is among the least fortunate.
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Predictably, Trump was immediately besieged by criticism from women's health advocates, who lambasted his statement as insincere and hypocritical.
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The besieged government fired its information minister for his "lapse" in failing to stop the story from being published.
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The evacuation of civilians from the besieged city of Aleppo resumed late Sunday night and continued into Monday morning.
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In order to set an example, Alexander besieged and then wholly incinerated the city, wiping it from the map.
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And he took a dig at those who have besieged his policy for nearly a year and a half.
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Last year's massive mobilization underscores how besieged the industry felt over complaints about soaring medicine prices and high profits.
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Unconditional aid must be allowed to reach people in all the besieged and hard-to-reach areas in Syria.
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The aim is to allow the entry of humanitarian aid to besieged areas, the news agency said, particularly Taiz City.
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The months preceding had been besieged by nonstop work, paralyzing anxiety, and what felt like a gushing waterfall of stress.
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Eleven bags of high-grade meth were recovered by the Philippines military Sunday in the besieged southern city of Marawi.
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In the meantime, the besieged Hanover might be wise to heed the advice of one who has been there before.
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The area was first besieged by Assad regime forces in 2013, and has experienced food and water shortages ever since.
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For weeks Ms Park's conservative administration has been besieged by accusations of influence-peddling involving Choi Soon-sil, a confidante.
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There was also fairly precise language in the deal about the provision of humanitarian aid to besieged areas, she said.
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Now, as democracies fall short of expectations and unrest grows, militaries are getting pulled in to bail out besieged presidents.
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Mr. Hillo's comments came a day after he joined a carefully negotiated aid convoy into the besieged town of Madaya.
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Another 12,000 are besieged by rebels, including the powerful insurgent group Ahrar al Sham, backed by Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
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More recently they negotiated a ceasefire and an evacuation from east Aleppo, besieged for months by Syrian and allied forces.
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A notable sight this year has been the besieged tech executive, sitting in the hot seat in front of Congress.
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California is besieged by 22 wildfires that have incinerated more than 265 square miles and killed at least 21 people.
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But the brand funnels anxieties afflicting European cities that feel besieged by mass tourism, and politicians have started to notice.
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Love Facebook or hate it, you can't say the besieged company is shying away from new products or big thinking.
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"There's a sense of relief," said Hassan Taqieddine, an antigovernment activist in Douma, a besieged suburb of the capital, Damascus.
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In 2012, troops loyal to Assad surrounded and besieged the suburb, where several hundred thousand people lived at the time.
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Residents evacuate besieged city Meanwhile, about 200 miles south of Aleppo, residents packed up their belongings and evacuated from Daraya.
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There is no total number of casualties in Besieged #Aleppo today, all streets & destroyed buildings are full with dead bodies.
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Both forecast more harrowing images like those seen recently from the besieged Syrian town of Madaya, where children have starved.
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But his prognosis is still grave -- in fact the prognosis for all the children of this besieged city is grave.
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Only about 30 doctors are believed to be left inside the besieged zone, coping with hundreds of wounded a day.
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Demonstrators besieged police stations over the weekend in flash mob-style actions, spray-painting walls with graffiti and breaking windows.
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The United Nations estimates more than 50,000 people have fled besieged areas of eastern Ghouta in the past two weeks.
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The Red Cross estimates that more than 400,000 people live in besieged areas across Syria with limited access to necessities.
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Hargrove said he first hated having to kill the pythons, but wants to help save wildlife in the besieged Everglades.
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But hundreds of thousands of Syrians across the country remain besieged by government forces or armed groups including Islamic State.
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The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) said nearly one million were trapped in besieged areas inside Syria with almost no aid.
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Russian cargo planes dropped humanitarian aid to besieged areas controlled by the regime last week, while airstrikes pounded ISIS positions.
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Less than a month into his first term, Trump resembles Nixon at his most besieged—angry, flailing, driven to distraction.
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Hollande warned the coalition needed to watch out for flows of Islamic State fighters from one besieged city to another.
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In the besieged east of Aleppo, once the country's largest city, residents say they live inside a "circle of hell".
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Besieged Eastern Aleppo, controlled by rebel forces, has witnessed an unrelenting shower of bombs by Russian and Syrian military jets.
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In Syria, the U.N. is almost never allowed to deliver food or medicine to besieged civilians who oppose the regime.
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United Nations officials have responded that most of the besieged areas are in densely populated cities unsuitable for airdropped deliveries.
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There were more pleas for help for some two million people trapped in the besieged Syrian city of Aleppo, above.
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The map could shift again if the rebels cut off regime-held parts of the city, the besieged be sieging.
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The EU is weathering its greatest crisis ever, rocked by Brexit and besieged by hard-right nationalists across the continent.
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Such people are besieged by the short-term calculations and often forget about their animating vision and long-term ideal.
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Forces loyal to Assad have taken over several besieged zones this year after cutting off their food supplies for months.
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Kabul is besieged with attacks, the latest on a military hospital where over 30 people were killed and dozens wounded.
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She helped send aid to residents of Ghouta, a besieged Damascus suburb that was being starved out by Assad officials.
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But that pause also ended with the resumption of Russian airstrikes against the besieged, rebel-held portion of eastern Aleppo.
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Cervantes is telling us that our besieged, besotted, captive humanity should not lose hope that we can awaken in time.
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For several years, the village was known as Hollywood East until, besieged by debt, Griffith dismantled the studio in 1924.
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She was also besieged by reporters for newspapers and magazines, like Life, which published a cover story about the crash.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Mohamed denied that his client, Mr. Alaa, had anything to do with the country's besieged gay community.
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The first convoy was intended for 70,000 people in Douma, far less than the broader suburb's besieged population of 393,000.
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An existential threat was brewing — not within the FCC or bronchially besieged gym teachers, but something far more vital: sales.
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"It's in a situation of disarray right now," Mattis said of the northern Syria region currently besieged by Turkish forces.
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The field was besieged by a blustery southern wind that further dried out greens that were already hard and fast.
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The OLC memos and Nixon's brief are suspect because they were written with partisan purpose to save a besieged president.
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The Rhodes Must Fall movement turned into Fees Must Fall, which besieged Parliament and brought a welcome reduction in tuition.
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However besieged many Israelis may feel, objectively Israel has never been more powerful, in almost any sense of the word.
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Thirty years later, we are fighting the same cultural battles, and the curators who emerged then are today's besieged leaders.
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Russia -- the Syrian government's most powerful ally -- has accused the rebels of preventing civilians from leaving the besieged Damascus suburb.
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After she complains of being besieged by men who desire her body, he disguises his lust as a grand passion.
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The epidemic challenge is fueling xenophobia against mainland Chinese in Hong Kong — a city already besieged in a political morass.
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She has been besieged by parents from all across the demographic spectrum — white parents, black parents, divorced parents, single parents.
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At the same time, they feel besieged by what they see as a hostile Washington establishment and resent the carping.
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Residents are far better off than they were in 2014, when it was rebels who had besieged the government side.
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Lamuka spokeswoman Eve Bazaiba told Reuters the building had been besieged and protesters dispersed, forcing Fayulu to abandon his plans.
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Russia has installed itself in an Armenian base with a lease running through 2059 and controls Armenia's ever-besieged economy.
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If you were a public-school teacher, besieged by privatizers, union-busters, zealots and profiteers, you might be touchy, too.
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Since early 2015, the jihadists have besieged the provincial capital, also called Deir al-Zour, where about 200,000 people live.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo called for an outside monitor after a series of racist incidents that has left Syracuse University besieged.
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The White House has been besieged by staff shake-ups, resignations, and firings since Trump took office in January 2017.
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Humanitarian pauses were negotiated with rebel groups to allow civilians to flee besieged rebel-held areas of Aleppo in 2016.
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Misratis say the Tripli groups lack the "Misrata spirit" developed in 2011 when Gaddafi besieged the city for three months.
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This was an exception to the rule, though, as smuggling is the main means of transporting bread into besieged areas.
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Intense, continuous shelling Activists inside besieged eastern Aleppo told CNN that heavy artillery shelling and airstrikes were pounding the area Wednesday.
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"It is completely abhorrent that besieged civilians were indiscriminately attacked, and systematically denied food and medicine," said Commission Chair Paulo Pinheiro.
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And Iran insisted on the simultaneous evacuation of two villages besieged by the rebels, Reuters reported, quoting rebel and UN sources.
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"The humanitarian situation for people across Syria and in particular in hard-to-reach and besieged areas is dramatic," Mardini said.
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Eastern Ghouta has been besieged for years after many of its residents joined the initial protests against Assad's rule in 2011.
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"Take a look at Aleppo," the Republican presidential nominee said in response to a question about the besieged city in Syria.
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A ceasefire there eventually took hold, but only after Russian-backed separatists overran a besieged town after the deal was reached.
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As a besieged billionaire businessman, a terminally distracted Al Pacino stretches every sentence into a self-contained, crumbling tower of words.
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As the only trader allowed to bring goods in and out of Syria's largest besieged area, Mr Manfoush could control prices.
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The United Nations said this week that 18 towns were categorized as besieged, with about 400,000 people trapped behind front lines.
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Now that queen, Mrithuri, finds herself besieged by a rival, Anuraja, and one of her inner circle might be a traitor.
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Northam has been besieged by calls to resign after the revelation that his medical school yearbook page included a racist photo.
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In 2016, Marvel produced "Madaya Mom", inspired by the experiences of a young mother in Madaya, a besieged Syrian resort town.
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The ruling Wednesday represents a significant legal victory for the president at a time when his administration is besieged by lawsuits.
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The militants have been dislodged from most cities they had captured and are now besieged in a northwestern corner of Mosul.
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The statement came as aid convoys delivered food and medicine for the second time this week to three besieged Syrian towns.
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As a result, we are besieged by a flood of fast-moving information that ultimately chips away our peace of mind.
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But they didn't, so the midseason finale found Hilltop, Alexandria, and Kingdom besieged by the Saviors and it's basically Daryl's fault.
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The ultra-hardline jihadist group has besieged the remaining government-held areas of Deir al-Zor city for nearly two years.
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U.N. relief operations are seeking access to 35 besieged and hard-to-reach areas during May, an "ambitious plan", Egeland said.
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Today, the Democratic Republic of the Congo has fallen into a state of woeful disrepair, besieged by civil war and violence.
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Nonetheless, on the far side of his living room I find a small workshop besieged by chisels, drill bits and tools.
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Trucks carrying aid entered several besieged towns in Syria, including the rebel-held town of Muadhamiya, near the Syrian capital, Damascus.
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It's also another reminder to an increasingly besieged President of the limitations on his own power, even within the executive branch.
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Government forces besieged the enclave in July, allowing in only intermittent aid and forcing the population to the brink of starvation.
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For now, it seems families have been spared some of the horrors seen in other besieged ISIS-controlled cities like Mosul.
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His comments came amid heavy bombardment of the besieged eastern part of Aleppo city where the humanitarian situation is rapidly deteriorating.
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"This acquittal leaves me speechless," said Vesna Bosanac, the head of a Vukovar hospital besieged by pro-Seselj militia in 1991.
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The 250,000 civilians trapped inside the besieged rebel held parts of the city have so far stayed away from the corridors.
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Now, once again, there is a dispute between the federal government and local authorities over the rights of a besieged minority.
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The rest are besieged by the government or allied Hezbollah forces, except for Deir al-Zor, encircled by Islamic State militants.
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The truce sharply reduced hostilities in March and allowed aid groups to deliver humanitarian supplies to starving civilians in besieged areas.
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This parallels Russia's conduct during its second war in Chechnya, from 1999 to 2009, when it besieged and devastated entire cities.
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We are appalled by reports of reprisals in #Aleppo and call for protection of those besieged and forced to flee pic.twitter.
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Besieged communities live at the mercy of the armed men encircling them, and the Syrian government must approve any relief deliveries.
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As far as he's concerned, the first day has been a success, since he hasn't been besieged with calls and emails.
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REUTERS/Adnan Abidi Executions and paranoia in MosulA Reuters Special Report explores how Islamic State fighters are operating in besieged Mosul.
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The letter said the agreement neglected besieged areas and called for aid to be taken to all such places without exception.
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Today, though, ISIS is besieged on all sides by a much more robust coalition of forces backed by US air power.
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The general promotes the notion that Indonesia is besieged by "proxy wars" involving foreign states and even a renewed communist threat.
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Maybe if I went out and consciously interacted with a paper napkin, I would stop unknowingly murdering this poor, besieged industry.
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On September 4, parts of eastern Aleppo were "re-besieged" by Assad's forces, taking advantage of divisions among the rebel groups.
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Mr. Egeland said that with another winter of war looming in Syria, emergency relief to besieged civilians was critical to survival.
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At the same time, about 700,000 people are trapped in besieged areas in other parts of the country, Mr. O'Brien said.
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He had gone from looking precocious at the plate to besieged, a 22-year-old who was suddenly hitting like one.
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It also has revealed remarkable bumbling by the Afghan military, including the wrong kind of ammunition sent to besieged police officers.
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Everybody feels besieged — power is somehow elsewhere, with the malevolent forces who are somewhere out there, who will stop at nothing.
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At the federal level, the help that may be provided could depend on the fate of the besieged Affordable Care Act.
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Haggar even came with a cooperative mode and an escalating "Besieged" mode, allowing for some seeming replayability beyond the main campaign.
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Though some shipments have been permitted during the ceasefire, many besieged areas of Syria cannot be regularly supplied by humanitarian groups.
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The N.F.L. commissioner, Roger Goodell, is besieged at all times by questions about concussions, player rebellions, domestic violence and refereeing debacles.
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Fearful of secularization and feeling culturally besieged, they have thrown in with a president who embodies that old early-1980s debauch.
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Rather than happy plan rollout stories, they got coverage emphasizing the idea that Warren was besieged by critics on all sides.
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"I used to eat once a day," says 24-year-old Mohammed Abed, recalling his time in formerly besieged Eastern Ghouta.
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In Ku Taung village, near the besieged Muslim villages, a group of 46 Rakhine Buddhist elders has formed a "disciplinary committee".
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It is known for resisting old regime figures, including in 2011 when forces loyal to Gaddafi besieged it for three months.
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In Taiz alone, which has been besieged by the Houthis since 2015, more than 20 groups have fought for the coalition.
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J.C. Penney's stock was in free fall Friday after the besieged retailer turned in a mixed report for the second quarter.
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The lawyers said dozens of protesters had arrived in recent weeks, after getting trapped on university campuses besieged by the police.
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If it weren't for the back rent he owes, he wouldn't need to take Hinzpeter (Thomas Kretschmann) to the besieged Gwangju.
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Syrians in other besieged parts of the country, learning about the American airstrike, reacted with a mix of gratification and worry.
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A caramelized artichoke heart was so besieged by the marcona-almond-and-crème-fraîche glaze that its natural freshness was buried.
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But Republicans in the House, who have been besieged by protests and raucous town hall meetings, are also beginning to fracture.
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MEXICO CITY — Hunkered down in the presidential palace, Enrique Peña Nieto, the unpopular leader of Mexico, was besieged on both sides.
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But before they could absorb this warm welcome, they were besieged by a gantlet of jostling, shouting reporters outside the hotel.
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Cut to five years later, when Mr. Trump, now running for president, was besieged by questions about his relationships with women.
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In northern Syria, rebels began to bombard two government-held villages besieged by insurgent forces, killing two children, the Observatory reported.
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On Thursday, the Red Cross and Syrian Red Crescent gained access to the besieged rebel neighborhood of Moadamiyeh, just outside Damascus.
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As the corridor to Turkey gets smaller, thousands of Syrians are rushing to escape what could become a newly besieged area.
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Representatives of the opposition had refused to come until the besieged towns are given a reprieve and bombings of civilians are halted.
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Nine days after she arrived at the besieged city of Orléans, Joan beat back the English forces and became a national hero.
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On this week's podcast roundup, we've got political analysis from eminent conservative intellectual Yuval Levin and from Clevelanders besieged by the RNC.
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"Greater international attention to the besieged towns and cities of the region is needed or the results for civilians could be calamitous."
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He also indicated that South Korea, China, and Japan would be prepared to invest in the North to boost its besieged economy.
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The Community Hope Center, a nonprofit in Kissimmee, Florida, south of Orlando, has been besieged with requests for shelter, according to Rev.
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He also indicated that South Korea, China and Japan would be prepared to invest in the North to boost its besieged economy.
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Following the evacuation, mother Fatemah spoke of her sadness at leaving Aleppo, saying she had "left her soul" in the besieged city.
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Analysts say President Donald Trump's hardline approach injects new risks into a fragile market besieged by instability in key oil-producing nations.
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Grocery stores across the city shuttered during the storm; those that have remained opened are besieged long lines and increasingly empty shelves.
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He added that the situation in a number of towns besieged by the government was worrying, in particular the town of Daraya.
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It also called for the warring parties to let food and medicines into towns they have besieged, in compliance with international law.
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Many locations besieged by government forces and their allies, Islamic State fighters and other insurgents remain hard to reach, aid agencies say.
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Arguably, he has the most difficult job in Silicon Valley after that of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, a fellow besieged tech leader.
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UN: Situation in Aleppo is 'dire' Ramzy said the people in the besieged city had seen "no relief" in the past week.
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Indeed, when a museum dedicated to the suffering of the besieged opened up, it was immediately shut down and its directors arrested.
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Six other corridors will reportedly be available to civilians who want to leave the besieged area, home to more than 250,000 people.
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It worked: American bombs helped break the siege of Kobane, a Kurdish city in northern Syria besieged by ISIS, in January 2015.
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De Mistura said they had discussed the issue of humanitarian access to areas besieged by all sides in the five-year war.
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Hanks' Sully is an admirable companion piece to his Oscar-winning performance as the cargo captain besieged by pirates in Captain Phillips.
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As the Bosnian war ground on and Serb forces besieged Sarajevo, the Bosnian capital, foreign powers could not agree how to respond.
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Aid groups fear the campaign could spark a humanitarian catastrophe, as an estimated 50,603 Sunni civilians remain trapped in the besieged town.
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The United Nations has warned that about 200,000 besieged residents in Deir al-Zour face severe food shortages and sharply deteriorating conditions.
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Convoys poised to deliver aid But for hundreds of thousands of besieged Syrians, the wait for humanitarian relief may last somewhat longer.
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The exodus of thousands of people from besieged areas was set to begin this weekend under a new complex people-swap deal.
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Its success at fighting Islamic State impressed Western powers, which provided support last year to relieve the besieged Kurdish city of Kobane.
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Kurds in the south-east say that Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor, ignores the plight of towns like Cizre, besieged by Turkish troops.
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Aid convoys reached five besieged Syrian towns and delivered food to more than 80,000 people, according to the U.N. World Food Programme.
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Regardless of the outcome in the Court of Appeals, the besieged plan will assuredly go to the Supreme Court in 2017-2018.
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Then, not leaving for the next two weeks, besieged by reporters and cameras hoping to catch a glimpse of her and Christopher.
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The U.N. estimates there are 486,700 people in around 803 besieged areas of Syria, and 4.6 million in hard-to-reach areas.
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Clashes around Damascus have cut 300,000 people off from aid in the besieged rebel-held suburbs east of the capital, Egeland said.
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Besieged by criticism over police shootings, they lash out at their perceived enemies, especially Black Lives Matter activists and the liberal media.
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Here the company turns to Rossini's daffy comedy "Le Comte Ory," about virtue besieged and tested in the time of the Crusades.
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Some buses, as well as Red Crescent vehicles, reached the entrance to the villages in Idlib province, which are besieged by insurgents.
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The United States and Russia have reached a deal to extend a fragile ceasefire in Syria to the besieged city of Aleppo.
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Earlier in November, the World Health Organization estimated that up to 400,000 people remain besieged in Eastern Ghouta, with no way out.
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Senators who will be asked to cast a tough vote are about to again be besieged by questions about the President's behavior.
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Over the years, the story of the little blond French girl besieged by lions became something of a legend in the area.
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The United Nations has warned that around 200,000 besieged residents in Deir al-Zor face severe food shortages and sharply deteriorating conditions.
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Suffice to say, this spinoff from the story of a magical kingdom besieged by an evil empire is too ludicrous for words.
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Thai security forces besieged the Dhammakaya Temple in February to try to catch its former abbot, wanted for questioning on money laundering.
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President Trump is besieged by internal leaks as he tries to weather the fallout from his firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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Opposition sources give higher death tolls in the besieged rebel-held sector, under attack from bombing described as unprecedented in its ferocity.
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Since July, the U.N. has been calling for a weekly 48-hour truce to allow the delivery of aid to besieged areas.
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" Twenty-two minutes later, he posted a photo of Muhammad Ali, besieged by arrows, and provided his own caption: "UN-Phased (MyLifeSummedUpInOnePhoto).
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Escaping through the alleyway, the fighters retreated to safety in a nearby outpost as coalition airstrikes rained down on the besieged house.
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When Mr. al-Bashir was besieged by popular protests in early April, Sudanese military leaders thought it was time to sideline him.
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That announcement threatened to upend years of American support for Libya's besieged government, which has also been backed by the United Nations.
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When he was besieged by female fans at his hotel, the promoter Bill Graham let him stay at his houseboat in Sausalito.
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But it was the only thing I could think to say in the face of an attack on a people already besieged.
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He has also been similarly besieged by opponents he accuses of being part of an organized cabal out to bring him down.
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In March, the regime took Barzeh and Qaboun, two neighborhoods in Damascus that were crucial for the survival of the besieged areas.
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That means figuring out why an increasingly large segment of the West's white voters feel besieged — and what to do about it.
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The Syrian government and Russia have escalated an aerial campaign to subdue the rebel-held area, which has been besieged for years.
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Researchers fear the decline of the population, which has been besieged by a shrinking gene pool, dwindling food supply and environmental degradation.
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Because they are offered under various names in different states, Area Agencies on Aging can help besieged caregivers find free local programs.
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Uber is not the only besieged firm out there — Fox News has been hit with a lawsuit accusing it of gender discrimination.
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Furat Mamo, from the besieged Syrian city of Aleppo, said he would rather stay in Piraeus than go to a reception center.
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It's simple: A vision of the nation besieged provides clear justification for policies that will advance Sessions, Bannon and Miller's divisive nationalism.
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But with the battle for the besieged city of Aleppo possibly nearing its end, the prospects for stanching the bloodshed remain dim.
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His foreign policy, such as it is, is guided by the idea that America is besieged by a long list of adversaries.
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It seems stranger still that some hang on in the wild corners of New York City, rare, always besieged, but still present.
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This enables U.N. agencies trying to deliver food and medical assistance to besieged areas to view roadblocks and checkpoints in real time.
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She has tried to restore a semblance of normalcy to her besieged administration by making appointments of ambassadors and deputy cabinet ministers.
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With a partial victory in sight, a small group of journalists were invited by the government to report from the besieged city.
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Fancy meeting you here, person who was previously being besieged by all manner of bad news and baby pics on the internet.
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"This kind of thing is really heartbreaking, that this situation in besieged places, no matter where they are, is very cruel," Krzysiek said.
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"Today with few exceptions we see Russia fighting the opposition, or rather civilians in besieged opposition areas, not Islamic State," he told Reuters.
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The rebels were "completely besieged and all the cards are in the hand of the Russian guarantor", said Abu Jihad, another rebel official.
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Warplanes dropped high explosive parachute bombs on the al-Haydariyeh and Masaken Hanano neighborhoods in besieged eastern neighborhoods, according to the AMC activist.
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Just as in '08, she's besieged by an underdog whose sudden rise in the polls was (somehow) reportedly underestimated again by her campaign.
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John Woodcock, who represents Barrow and Furness on the north-west coast, spoke of the "blighted and besieged people" of his embattled constituency.
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But it was only on March 27th that a special anti-terrorism unit managed to kill the last of the four besieged terrorists.
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If implemented, the deal hammered out during five hours of late night talks in Munich would allow humanitarian aid to reach besieged towns.
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Presidents far more seasoned than this first-time elected politician have been besieged by protests for suggesting small changes to the labor laws.
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His ongoing Frontlines series is a lot of fun, set in a futuristic Earth besieged by an alien civilization known as the Lankies.
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The idea that weary meritocrats will suddenly wake up and find solidarity with the besieged middle class seems a little quixotic to me.
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Grocery stores across the city shuttered during the storm; those that have remained opened are besieged by long lines and increasingly empty shelves.
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Following the US crackdown on Chinese technology companies, Google has cut off Huawei's Android license, dealing a huge blow to the besieged phonemaker.
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His career took off when, having joined the army because the uniform attracted women, Flashman found himself besieged in a fort in Afghanistan.
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Kurdish forces involved in the liberation of Mosul, Iraq's second city, from Islamic State, besieged Bashiqa, a town just 8 miles (12km) away.
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Government forces are on the verge of breaking out of Taiz, Yemen's third-largest city, besieged by the Houthis for almost three years.
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Meanwhile, there has been little movement on promised aid deliveries to besieged areas and both sides have accused the other of bad faith.
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Thousands are expected to evacuate the villages, Foua and Kefraya, which have long been besieged by insurgents in the mostly rebel-held province.
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Along with the inevitable schmaltziness—of a sports-entertainment behemoth that fancies itself besieged—this was a strong reassertion of First Amendment rights.
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The city is known for a spirit of resisting old regime figures, developed during 2011 when Gaddafi forces besieged it for three months.
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The Houthis recaptured most of the territory they lost and besieged the area around the ex-president's home, which they later blew up.
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A former reality TV star, Trump offered an apocalyptic vision of reality: an America besieged by crime, immigration, terrorism and unfair trade deals.
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Although once besieged by troubles in the past, Ireland is arguably as stable and safe as any other developed country around the world.
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But hosting a global carnival may make it a little harder for the Kremlin to turn Russia back into a besieged fortress again.
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The opposition has said it will not negotiate unless the government stops bombarding civilian areas, lifts blockages on besieged towns and releases detainees.
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As cryptocurrency has boomed, he's been besieged by potential buyers, but he's repeatedly and publicly told them that the domain wasn't for sale.
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And it happened again last weekend, when a bomb hit a convoy of buses carrying evacuees from besieged Syrian villages, killing 126 people.
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Known for its peaceful protests in the early days of the uprising against Assad, Daraya has been besieged and regularly bombed since 2012.
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Polling has already been called off in Ghazni province after the Taliban overran it in August and besieged the city for five days.
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The United Nations estimates there are 486,700 people in around 15 besieged areas of Syria, and 4.6 million in hard-to-reach areas.
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According to SANA, Syria's state news agency, 123 trucks loaded with aid supplies entered Madaya and two other besieged towns, Foua and Kefraya.
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Six days later, the besieged French garrison surrendered due to lack of water, but by that time they'd been enshrined as national heroes.
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The U.N. estimates that more than 4.52 million people are in need of aid in hard to reach and besieged areas of Syria.
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When he's in such a state, feeling besieged by the press and protesters, he finds comfort in those who supported him all along.
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When that resolution was predictably ignored, an aid convoy heroically endured continued shelling, finally reaching the besieged suburb of Damascus on March 5.
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In the early 85033s, weak U.S. and Western policies permitted the decaying and besieged Mobutu dictatorship to break its promise of multiparty democracy.
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Misrata is known for a spirit of resisting "old regime" figures, developed during 2011 when pro-Gaddafi forces besieged it for three months.
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Comscore has been besieged by crises over the past few years, including an SEC investigation and Click here for more BI Prime stories.
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But while the advertising industry has been rooting for the company's success, Comscore has been besieged by crises over the past few years.
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The city was besieged by an enemy tribe and then fell under the sway of a corrupt official who eventually killed the phoenix.
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At the same time, the plight of the besieged Syrian forces and civilians gained an almost mythical status for many pro-government Syrians.
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The president, who will deliver his second State of the Union address Tuesday, is facing mounting political problems that have besieged his administration.
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To sustain this narrative, the Kremlin's state-controlled media has excelled at reconstructing the centuries-old image of Russia as a besieged fortress.
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In the 1604 quarto, Hamlet's flesh is "too too sallied" (besieged), whereas in the Folio it's "too too solid" (real, of this world).
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" While airdrops are costly and risky, Mr. Hammond said, "they are now the last resort to relieve human suffering across many besieged areas.
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In January 2015, YPJ fighters helped to liberate Kobani, a city in northern Syria which had been besieged by ISIS since September 2014.
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The United Nations had just received permission from the Syrian government to deliver aid to all besieged areas in the country, Laerke said.
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This safe zone should be created today, after far too many of the innocent have died, to save those who remain besieged today.
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According to SANA, Syria's state news agency, 65 trucks loaded with aid supplies entered Madaya and two other besieged towns, Foua and Kefraya.
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Instead, the Handmaid's team went with a Chicago protest because they want us to know people are rallying around the besieged American outpost.
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It was facilitating "access to humanitarian aid to those who need it without discrimination, between the besieged zones or zones infiltrated by terrorists".
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It also hopes the truce will allow humanitarian aid to be sent into besieged areas where many Syrians are living in dire conditions.
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The United Nations and other agencies hope to deliver aid to more than 150,000 people in besieged areas over the next five days.
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The Israeli military said Sunday it had responded to 450 rockets fired from Gaza with over 250 airstrikes against the besieged Palestinian enclave.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Mothers Noha, a Shi'ite, and Samira, a Sunni, were besieged for nearly two years on each side of Syria's civil war.
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His mere presence in the group signaling to the besieged Gambian president, this is what we do in a democracy when we lose.
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It is ironic that Mr. Farage appeals to people who are besieged by precisely the kind of volatile financial capitalism that he champions.
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Northern Ireland was besieged with conflict between predominantly Catholic communities that favored joining the Republic and largely Protestant loyalists of the British crown.
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He said he had come to show support for Mr. Trump, who he said had been besieged by the news media and Democrats.
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The Kremlin's standard response since the Crimea annexation has been to rally Russians around the flag, depicting the country as a besieged fortress.
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I have counterintuitive advice for the bishops of the Roman Catholic Church, who feel battered and besieged: Welcome the anger of the laity.
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"We are literally being besieged in a beautiful way by companies that want to do the work and help our country," he said.
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And last week, thousands of members of Syria's Shiite minority were removed from two besieged villages in the country's north, emptying them out.
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The restaurant was besieged with threats, and in December a man drove from North Carolina to the pizzeria and fired a rifle inside.
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With the Trump administration besieged by a series of unwelcome news stories, Republicans in particular have been pressed to say where they stand.
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HONG KONG — Some protesters slithered down makeshift ropes to waiting motorcyclists, brazenly evading a police cordon set up around a besieged university campus.
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Dozens of Hong Kong protesters escaped a besieged university campus on by lowering themselves on a rope from a footbridge to a highway.
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Russia has denied responsibility for the airstrike, which killed an aid worker and destroyed a convoy delivering relief supplies to besieged western Aleppo.
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If you find spammers have besieged your phone, a recent Smarter Living guide from The New York Times has tips for fighting back.
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Thousands besieged the base, shouting death to America and throwing gasoline bombs, and at least 29 Afghans and 6 American soldiers were killed.
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The owner Jim Crane, the new manager Dusty Baker, and players Jose Altuve and Alex Bregman were besieged with questions about the scandal.
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But the recruitment effort, called LookSee Wellington, was besieged with more than 2437,239 entries, including workers at Google, Amazon, Facebook, M.I.T. and NASA.
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But with economy softening and its politics gridlocked, an increasingly besieged China seems less and less likely to realize all of its goals.
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Rebels are also preventing some civilians from leaving the besieged enclave, according to one official who was on the ground in Eastern Ghouta.
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The restaurant was besieged by threats, and in December, a man drove to the pizzeria from North Carolina and fired a rifle inside.
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Later in the interview room on Thursday night, McGregor was besieged with questions about his tattoos, his wardrobe and his gum-chewing habit.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin wanted a daily five-hour "humanitarian pause" in the fighting so civilians could get out of the besieged area.
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Although Scouting offices and social media accounts were besieged with messages condemning the president's appearance, others celebrated Mr. Trump's speech in West Virginia.
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Even as warplanes roared overhead, we felt that we had achieved some victory over the malnourishment imposed on us in besieged Eastern Ghouta.
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For Putin, this is perfect fuel for the besieged fortress concept, which is one of the mainstays of his personal legitimacy and popularity.
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A Syrian gamer plays Pokémon Go on his cellphone amid the rubble in the besieged rebel-controlled town of Douma, July 23, 2016.
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It's the third day running the besieged area, to the east of the Syrian capital, has been targeted by Russian-backed Syrian forces.
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In Syria, where a war has raged for nearly six years, close to 500,000 children live in 16 besieged areas across the country.
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When east Aleppo was besieged by government forces and their allies, the United Nations reported that more than 250,000 people were trapped there.
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They account for 94% of all currently besieged Syrians, according to the United Nations, and many are in desperate need of humanitarian aid.
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"The operation to control al Bab, which is being besieged under the Euphrates Shield Operation, is ongoing," the army said in a statement.
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Douma was the last town to hold out in the besieged eastern Ghouta enclave, the last big rebel bastion near the capital Damascus.
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The Syrian regime is believed to have used chemical weapons last month on the besieged rebel-held town of Douma, in eastern Ghouta.
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The United Nations Security Council convened for an emergency meeting later last week to orchestrate a seven-day truce in the besieged city.
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The UN, said Szybala, was similarly underreporting the plight of communities in Eastern Ghouta that Siege Watch considers besieged by the Assad regime.
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Assad's shocking comments come amid unrelenting attacks on the besieged city Assad's shocking comments come amid unrelenting attacks on the besieged city Bashar al-Assad has called the ongoing bombing of parts of eastern Aleppo by Syrian and Russian warplanes a process of "cleaning" the city, and compared the current diplomatic rift between Russia and the West a continuation of the Cold War.
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The ministry also said it had delivered more than 200 tonnes of aid to the besieged Syrian town of Deir al-Zor in January.
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"The people of Fallujah are besieged by the government, trapped by (Islamic State), and are starving," said Joe Stork, HRW's deputy Middle East director.
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Several other besieged areas were also in dire need, including Daraya and Madaya, where starvation was reported at the start of 2016, Egeland said.
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The Charlotte location attracts protesters that can number in the hundreds every week, and Hales said they are besieged by hacking attempts as well.
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"Clearly besieged areas in general and Daraya in particular are a top priority for us but we need to do it properly," he said.
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The festival was launched in 1995, towards the end of the 1992-95 Bosnian war in the besieged Sarajevo, as an act of resistance.
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He said that if strikes continued, the U.N. would not be able to carry out a planned delivery of aid to 35 besieged locations.
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It is true that declaring themselves besieged and scorned by hoity-toity elites is a sentiment that has long unified and cheered American conservatives.
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De Mistura said the government had accepted a Russian suggestion of a ceasefire in the besieged rebel-held enclave of Eastern Ghouta near Damascus.
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Instead he trumped civic nationalism with the centuries-old idea of imperial or state nationalism, offering the idea of Russia as a besieged fortress.
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Judging by the thousand-something pull requests visible at the project's GitHub page, ToDoMVC is regularly besieged by requests to add still newer frameworks.
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That raises the question: If supplies cannot get through on the ground, couldn't the American-led coalition simply airdrop food into the besieged towns?
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THE road that an idea takes from the screenwriter's mind to your local multiplex is besieged by obstacles political, financial and practical in nature.
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The United Nations estimates that at least 18 towns or cities are effectively besieged, preventing their civilians from receiving supplies of life's basic necessities.
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Providing further cover is the commonly held belief that Rio is besieged by violent crime, so much so that police often can't keep up.
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Many of those now in displacement camps outside Baghdad say they barely made it out of the villages and towns surrounding the besieged city.
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He has little time to find a solution before Aleppo, Syria's besieged second city that's under partial rebel control, falls completely to the regime.
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The UN says the Syrian government had given permission for aid to be delivered to 19 besieged areas, which are home to 600,000 people.
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Aid was delivered to the besieged town of Talbiseh in Homs province on Monday, the Red Cross said, for the first time since July.
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The camp was last month besieged on the Syrian side of the border by the Syrian army, preventing smugglers and traders from delivering food.
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The army and its allies have besieged Eastern Ghouta, a pocket of satellite towns and farms under the control of rebel factions, since 2013.
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Still, Mr. de Mistura was encouraged by the progress made over the past week in delivering humanitarian assistance to people trapped in besieged areas.
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I spent time this morning with a mother who was paralyzed after being shot by a sniper's rifle in a besieged area of Syria.
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Air strikes, rocket fire and shelling on the besieged suburbs of Damascus also wounded another 325 people, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
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This month, the beach at Sok Ku Wan village -- where children play and a hike popular with tourists terminates -- has been besieged by trash.
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The SDF has said it wants to ensure all civilians have been evacuated before launching a final assault on the besieged enclave of Baghouz.
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Meanwhile, intense fighting continued in the besieged Syrian city Aleppo on Saturday, with one of the main hospitals bombed by Russian-backed Syrian forces.
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The United Nations had no role in the reciprocal exchange that also included fighters and civilians in two government-besieged towns, Madaya and Zabadani.
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But now when we speak to parents inside Aleppo and other besieged cities in Syria, they tell us it's not a choice any more.
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But within days the Houthis recaptured most of the territory they had lost, and besieged the ex-president's home, which they later blew up.
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The ministry also said it had delivered more than 200 tons of aid to the besieged Syrian town of Deir al Zor in January.
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At the start of the offensive, the United Nations estimated 400,000 people were trapped inside the besieged area without access to food or medicine.
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A besieged president and a country riven by Trump chaos needs more than the discretion of a daughter and a son-in-law, however.
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The army also holds another besieged enclave at the city's airbase, separated from its advancing forces by hundreds of meters of IS-held ground.
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His comments last week that the United States is "doing very well in Iraq," which remains besieged by violence, drew particular notice and criticism.
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The ceasefire, if it manages to remain in effect, will allow the delivery of aid and humanitarian assistance to besieged areas of the nation.
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Its new landscape featured well-stocked "dollar shops" (and bare shelves everywhere else), schools without books, hospitals without medicine, and hotels besieged by prostitutes.
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The United Nations has already been air dropping aid from high altitudes to 110,000 people besieged by Islamic State fighters in Deir al-Zour.
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As part of the deal, the government also allowed thousands of people to leave two rebel-held towns that regime forces had long besieged.
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He began researching the volunteer group, which operates in besieged areas of Syria, and was struck by photographs of their search-and-rescue efforts.
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When the clashes in the besieged city began to escalate, Nelson's students were reading Maus, the Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novel about the Holocaust.
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Almost exactly a year later, Mr. Assad seems to have once again unleashed a chemical agent on the besieged suburbs of Damascus, killing dozens.
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Erdogan told reporters that Turkish forces and their Syrian rebel allies had besieged Tel Abyad, a key border town west of Ras al Ain.
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Humanitarian aid to besieged towns was supposed to be the first part of the deal, followed by a "cessation of hostilities" within a week.
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The army says rebels in the besieged rebel-held enclave of eastern Ghouta have repeatedly targeted civilians in state- controlled districts of the capital.
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The offices of the opposition party, where two people died following violence, had been besieged by police and military forces, the Red Cross said.
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Hundreds are moving south within the besieged sector to avoid being trapped in the smaller northern part should the government split it in two.
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He left behind a rebel enclave that had been besieged for several months, with large areas reduced to rubble by air strikes and artillery.
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They had little support, he alleged, even ammunition, and the dead bodies of their fallen comrades were left to rot in their besieged base.
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In the last year, only 10% of all requests for UN convoys to reach hard-to-reach and besieged areas were approved and delivered.
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They said the army was amassing elite forces to prepare for a major assault on the Military Vehicles Administration, which is besieged by rebels.
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"It is also the only way the regime can reconnect (on the ground) with its isolated and besieged outposts in Deir Ezzour," he says.
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In one campaign, a single father raising money to help care for a disabled child is besieged in the campaign's comments by anti-vaxxers.
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However, aid destined for the besieged city of Aleppo was still being held up at the Turkish border by arguments between the warring parties.
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The city is known for a spirit of resisting "old regime" figures, developed during 2011 when pro-Gaddafi forces besieged it for three months.
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Six months into legalization, LA remains besieged by illegal businesses, said Adam Spiker, executive director of the cannabis trade group Southern California Coalition (SCC).
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The church has been besieged by developers and builders, according to F.E. Roy Jeffries II, the institution's leader and son of its senior pastor.
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The besieged prime minister's best argument is that the deal reflects the will of the people who voted in favor of Brexit in 28503.
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He is quitting at a low point in policing, when forces across the country feel besieged and protests against them are a daily occurrence.
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On Saturday, we will publish his in-depth look at the besieged city, but here is a first look from his point of view.
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Before they can move into besieged areas or across front lines, the convoys require letters from the government and security guarantees from armed groups.
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I wrote opinion pieces, appeared in interviews and worked behind the scenes to try to shore up votes in support of the besieged nominee.
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The besieged fixer, who has handled Trump's legal affairs for years, could be facing a choice between prison time or cooperating with federal prosecutors.
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Attacks have resumed across the country, and aid meant for besieged residents of Aleppo, Syria's largest city, is still stuck at the Turkish border.
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The UN has struggled to provide aid to many parts of Syria that are held by opposition groups but are besieged by regime forces.
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On the final night, Mr. Trump delivered a dystopian address that presented America as a fearful place, surrounded by darkness and besieged by enemies.
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While the family was still in besieged Douma earlier this spring, Maysaa gave what little food her husband brought home all to her children.
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The powers agreed to reinforce a ceasefire across the country and to push through humanitarian aid deliveries to besieged areas, including through air drops.
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It is now besieged in an enclave in the northern city of Mosul, which it has used as its de facto capital in Iraq.
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The World Health Organisation warned Wednesday that the Zika outbreak would likely worsen before any relief comes to the countries besieged by the virus.
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Fighting had raged yesterday, threatening the deal, with disagreement over who would be included in a parallel evacuation from two towns besieged by rebels.
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What's not learned cannibalism is a reaction to a situation that is incredibly stressful—you have no food, and you're either stranded or besieged.
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Egeland also pointed out that 15 of the 18 areas considered besieged by the UN in Syria are surrounded by regime or allied forces.
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This occurred 2000 days before the presidential election, while Trump was being besieged by a series of sexual harassment accusations from many different women.
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A Red Cross convoy reached the besieged area of Darayya on Wednesday, but it was only allowed to deliver a small amount of medicine.
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Besieged by injuries, Montreal has been icing a line-up heavy on AHL call-ups of late, with winger Lucas Lessio among the beneficiaries.
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For two and a half years, though, the Islamic State had surrounded and besieged 200,000 civilians in the government-held section of the city.
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But it will take at least a week to dig through the 20 feet of mud that besieged the miners' bunkhouses, police officers said.
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Well, O.K. "Cloverfield" (2008) and "10 Cloverfield Lane" (2016) told two indirectly linked stories of a world besieged by giant beasts of unknown origin.
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The changes will bring a degree of certainty to a news operation that has been besieged by speculation about who's in and who's out.
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The verdict was seen as a victory for the rescue team whose members said they had felt besieged by the charges against Mr. Astarita.
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Jalen Hurts, Alabama's sophomore quarterback, was besieged by rushers and also harassed by the appropriately eagle-like screeches of the Jordan-Hare Stadium crowd.
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Hungry residents were begging for aid, armed men were foraging shuttered stores, crowds besieged the airport and mass jail breaks left prisoners roaming free.
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The 46-truck aid convoy -- some vehicles stripped of desperately needed medical kits by Syrian authorities -- brought supplies to the besieged enclave on Monday.
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Maybe we were too harried to recognize an oasis when we'd found it — although in our defense, the room was packed, the waitstaff besieged.
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The restaurant, spilling over two levels, is often besieged (rightly) and can be raucous, with groups huddled on cushioned banquettes and low wooden stools.
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We're covering an explosive document dump about Xinjiang, a standoff at a besieged Hong Kong university and the funniest wildlife photos of the year.
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The police offered protesters one way out of a besieged campus, raining down tear gas and rubber bullets on those who attempted to flee.
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The State Department, the European Union, and other prominent organizations have spoken up in favor of the besieged anti-corruption campaign that Giuliani denigrated.
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The final phase of the battle was delayed to allow thousands more civilians -- along with foreign ISIS supporters -- out of of the besieged town.
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Start with "My Bloody Valentine," a 1981 Canadian slasher film about a mining town besieged on Valentine's Day by a killer with a pickax.
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According to Murray, Oliver's viewers have besieged company employees with angry, profane calls and emails that have disrupted business operations and damaged Murray's reputation.
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For an industry already besieged by new competition from online delivery services and dwindling margins, this multi-stop shopping is yet another alarm sounded.
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Helping around 250,000 people besieged in eastern Aleppo, where a battle for control has escalated in the past month, was becoming urgent, he said.
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On Sunday, the Syrian army advanced under intense bombardment in the Qaboun district, which adjoins Barzeh in the same besieged enclave, the Observatory said.
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"I would like you to do us a favor, though," the most powerful man on the planet demanded from a besieged supplicant, Ukraine's president.
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Around 210 protesters remained on the campus of a besieged university in Hong Kong after a three-day standoff between students and the police.
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"I have reached the dimension of remorse," she says, meaning "I'm sorry," when Sheila, besieged and inflamed by the dress, tries to return it.
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Nick and his friends returned to the tunnels in the coming days, guiding by his count nearly 30 people out of the besieged campus.
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Bana Alabed, the 7-year-old girl whose Twitter account documented her experience of living in besieged Aleppo, has arrived safely outside the city.
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As the war progressed, extremists gained power in the refugee camp where he lived and the government besieged it, spreading hunger among its residents.
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The Lutherans flew food in to supply the government troops besieged inside Juba, and the Catholics were provisioning the rebels who had surrounded them.
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In separate statements, Jaish al-Islam and Failaq al-Rahman pledged to protect aid convoys that come into the besieged rebel enclave near Damascus.
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Donald Trump's acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention Thursday night painted America as a dangerous hellscape, besieged by criminals, terrorists, and killer immigrants.
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Related: UN Says 400 Starving Syrians Need to Be Evacuated From Besieged Town of Madaya The siege has only grown tighter month by month.
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Cover image: A child and a man are seen in hospital in the besieged town of Douma, Eastern Ghouta, Damascus, Syria February 25, 2018.
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That number is only slightly less than the UN's recently increased overall figure for besieged residents in the entire country, trapped by any side.
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A Qatari official said the hostages' release was linked to a major evacuation of Syrian civilians and fighters from four besieged towns completed on Friday.
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"The government wants Hungarians to feel besieged, that their core values are under attack," says Tamas Boros of Policy Solutions, a think-tank in Budapest.
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The area is near Marawi, a Muslim city that was besieged for five months by hundreds of IS-aligned militants, including foreign fighters, in 2017.
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"These aren't truces in the strict sense," said Muhammad Abu Kamal, a relief activist who spoke to VICE News from Damascus's besieged East Ghouta suburbs.
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Abu Yassin left Homs's besieged Old City neighborhood under a 2014 truce, only to be bussed to the northern Homs countryside, which is also blockaded.
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Rebels have accused the government of compelling them to accept such deals or face full scale assaults on besieged areas risking very high civilian casualties.
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Besieged by Russian and Syrian forces loyal to Bashar al-Assad for four horrifying years, from 2012–2016, Aleppo would have been Rodin's subject today.
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The World Health Organization called for the "immediate establishment of humanitarian routes to evacuate sick and wounded" from the besieged eastern part of the city.
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Obama's condemnation comes as an agreement allowing for the evacuation of the thousands of civilians left in the besieged city appeared to fall apart Friday.
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However, as a potential presidential candidate with a safe Senate seat, he would likely think twice before entering a besieged administration with two years remaining.
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Yarmouk has been bombarded, besieged and isolated from the outside world since early in the multi-sided conflict, which is now in its sixth year.
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