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Mercenary-terrorist Mohammad Faraj Hallaq admitted that terrorists in the eastern neighborhoods of Aleppo are monopolizing food supplies and distributing them only to those who work with them and submit to their orders, and that they also plant explosives in the corridors set up for civilians to exit the neighborhoods in order to prevent them from leaving.
In confessions broadcast by the Syrian TV on Saturday night, Hallaq said that he is originally from al-Bab town in Aleppo, and that he had been fighting alongside militants against the Syrian Arab Army in al-Sheikh Najjar and Hanano areas for a year and a half.
He said that the terrorists in the eastern neighborhood, who are led by terrorist Jihad al-Batoushi, force people to fight against the Syrian Arab Army under the threat of killing those who don’t comply, adding that he was among those people who were forced to fight in Hanano.
Hallaq said that terrorists exploit and abuse locals in various ways including monopolizing food supplies and distributing them only to those who work with them and submit to their orders, noting that the prices charged for food in the eastern neighborhoods were exorbitant, with one kilo of rice or bulgur being sold for up to SYP 13,000 while flour was sold for around SYP 3,000 per kilo.
He also admitted that militants suppressed the protests of locals who tried to break into food stores that the militants were keeping from them, adding that everyone who protested was imprisoned by the militants.
At the same time, the Russian Centre for reconciliation of opposing sides in the Syrian Arab Republic delivered nearly 150 tonnes of humanitarian aid to the residents of eastern Aleppo, Sunday.
The footage (video at the page) shows the Russian military personnel deploying a field kitchen and distributing hot meals to the gathered civilians.
Besides hot meals, the civilians received humanitarian packages, including sugar, flour, canned meat and fish, among other essential products….
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