UN Security Council extends critical aid from Türkiye to Syria's north after surprise concurring vote from Russia
Trucks carrying aid packages from the World Food Program drive through the rebel-held northwestern city of Idlib in Syria on Sunday.
Guterres said deliveries have increased across conflict lines within the country, but he said they cannot substitute for “the size or scope of the massive cross-border United Nations operation.” Many of the people sheltering in the area have been internally displaced by the nearly 12-year conflict that has killed hundreds of thousands and displaced half the country’s pre-war population of 23 million.
Guterres said in the December report that at least 374 early recovery projects have taken place throughout the country since January 2021, directly benefiting over 665,000 people, but he said “further expansion” is needed.
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