• US and its allies massacre at will, yet condemn Russia
• 'Unlawful' US airstrikes kill 300 civilians in Syria — bombs dropped a second time to kill first responders
• Operation Enduring Chaos: 15+ Years of US Occupation Has Left Afghanistan in Ruins
• Washington's game of good terrorists versus bad terrorists

• No need to procreate? Erotic robots 'real as humans' to have 'a pulse'
• Humanity reaches new low: Academic predicts teens will soon lose their virginity to robots

• US-backed militants deploy 30 'moderate' suicide bombers, 2000 fighters to Aleppo
• Western backed "moderate" child-killers shell school in Aleppo, 6 children dead and over dozen injured [WARNING GRAPHIC VIDEO]
• American terrorists bomb schoolchildren in Aleppo, blame Russia
• U.S./al-Qaeda attacks school in Idlib, reportedly kills 22 kids, 6 teachers - blames Russia and Syria

"Some of the things we saw were heart-wrenching even by Aleppo standards," RT's Murad Gazdiev reported from the Syrian city, which remains divided between the government forces and the militants. "One man, injured by shrapnel himself, was hunkered down, rocking back and forth, clutching his two-year-old son, who had been killed and was wrapped in blankets," he said.

"We saw four children huddled and crying over the corpse of their mother. There was screaming and shouting in the corridors," added Gazdiev. He said the medical facilities in the city were quickly flooded by the victims and the Aleppo University Hospital was so crowded, it was hard for RT's crew to move about. "Paramedics rushed the new arrivals to emergency room where they had to wait for the doctors to finish with patients already there,"Gazdiev said.

Six civilians, including a two-year-old child, were killed and 75 were injured in the shelling of the Bustan al-Qasr neighborhood.

"Jabhat al-Nusra, al-Qaeda's affiliate in Syria, launched a major attack against the Syrian army just after midnight, in an apparent attempt to link up with Islamists outside the city," Gazdiev said. "The walls, the windows, the floor of the hotel where we were staying at, shook for hours and hours" as the terrorists threw everything they had at the Syrian government forces, he added. "There was the unmistakable scream of rocket artillery, mortar round explosions, the much heavier blasts caused by gas canister bombs."

The militants "used the moratorium on Russian and Syrian combat flights" and attempted to break out of eastern Aleppo, the Chief of Operations at the Russian General Staff, Lieutenant-General Sergey Rudskoy, said Friday. The attack was carried out with support of 20 tanks and 15 armored personnel carriers (APC), accompanied by heavy fire from rocket launchers and artillery. The offensive was repelled by the Syrian forces, with the terrorists losing six tanks and five APCs, Rudskoy said.