Red Cross postpones aid convoy to Damascus rebel-held suburb

The International Committee of the Red Cross says a moment guard that should convey help to the blockaded dissident held eastern rural areas of Damascus has been deferred in view of the savagery. 

Ingy Sedky, the ICRC representative in Syria, said Thursday's "escort is deferred. No affirmation yet on when it will occur." 

The deferment came as government powers escalated their hostile on the region, known as eastern Ghouta, under the front of airstrikes. 

Sedky included that "the circumstance is developing quickly on the ground, which doesn't enable us to complete the activity in such conditions." 

Prior this week, the primary escort in weeks made it into eastern Ghouta, yet 14 of the 46 trucks were not ready to completely offload basic helpful supplies as a result of ventured up brutality.