Syria: UN jumps to help deliveries as regional struggles continues

UN Spokesperson Stéphane Dujarrić told reporters in regular briefing news in New York, which helps trucks from Türkiye in Idlib via Baba Al-Hawa continue through vital assistance in need.

“Yesterday, 43 trucks who wear more than 1,000 metric tons of food from the World Food Program (WFP), as well as coverings, solar lamps and other items provided by the International Organization for Migration (Iom) He crossed the border, “he said.

Since the beginning of the year, Almost 400 trucks crossed Türkiye to Syria – five times more than the number recorded in the same period last year.

The efforts of rehabilitation are underway

Through Syria, humanitarian organizations work on the reconstruction of infrastructure and return essential services.

In the northwest of Syria, 350 homes were remedied since last monthWhile in Damascus and surrounding rural areas, more than 700 people received support for repairing their damaged homes.

In the past two weeks, three water cells in Latakia have been renovated, providing an excessive approach to clean water.

“We and our partners continue to provide this assistance as security, logistics and financial conditions allow,” Mr. Dujarrić added.

Despite these efforts, “the announcement of the annexation remains irresistible,” he added.

In AlePa, 34 facilities in the former parts of Frontola suffered severe damage or complete destruction, demanding urgent rehabilitation for the return of health care, education and other important services.

Hostilities continue

Although humanitarian aid reaches many communities, the fighting remains to be given to the Ceštarina to civilians and limit access to help in different regions.

“In East Aleppo – including a Tishreen Brane and Al-Khafsa Water Pump, and in the south of the earth resulted in victims, as well as the limits of humanitarian approach and the movements of people,” Mr. Dujarić said.

Returns to her fingers

Meanwhile, more than a million displaced Syrians returned home from the fall of Assad’s regime in early December last year, according to recent update From the UN High Commissioner Office for Refugees (UNHCR).

The number includes about 292,150 Syrian refugees that returns from neighboring countries, including Türdan, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq and Egypt from 20. February. An additional 829,490 Internally displaced persons (IDPs) also returned to their place of origin.

UNHCR still monitors voluntary returns, offering legal advice, as well as transport support, especially in Jordan.

Within Syria, the Agency provides protection and humanitarian aid to refugees that are crossed home and internally displaced persons, including early recovery interventions.

“In view of the Cold Winter Months and Continued Electricity Shortages, Disciplinations of Core Relief Items and Warm Winter Clothing, as well as urgent shelter repairs, such as new windows and doors, continued to be priority intervents,” UNHCR said.