MOSCOW (Sputnik) — A group of 382 militants and their family members have left the eastern part of Syrian city of Aleppo late on Sunday, a source in militia told RIA Novosti.
"A group of militants with their families, 382 people, has left eastern Aleppo," the source said.
On Friday, the Russian Defense Ministry announced that Aleppo was now under full government control with the Syrian army operation to retake the eastern districts completed. Civilians and militants were leaving the city amid a ceasefire agreement between the remaining pockets of resistance and government forces.
