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UN makes first aid air drop in Syria

Warehouse following Red Crescent delivery of humanitarian aid in Kafr Batna, in rebel-held Eastern Ghouta area, Damascus. 23 February 2016
The UN carries out its first air drop of aid in Syria, helping people in a government-held part of Deir al-Zour besieged by Islamic State militants.

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