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A picture taken on December 5, 2016 shows smoke rising from buildings in Aleppo's eastern Karm al-Jabal neighbourhood as Syrian pro-government troops advance towards the area through Karm al-Jabal neighbourhood during their offensive to retake Syria's second city. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the advances of the Syrian and allied forces left the large Shaar neighbourhood encircled by government forces and in danger of falling from rebel control. With the capture of Shaar, the army would hold 70 percent of east Aleppo, four years after rebels first seized it. / AFP PHOTO / GEORGE OURFALIAN

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created date 2016-12-05

credit AFP/EAST NEWS

source AFP

byline GEORGE OURFALIAN

original transmission reference AFP_IR8WP

weight 0,93MB

size 17cm x 11cm by 300dpi

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