Both sides in Syria's civil war committed
repeated war crimes during the battle for Aleppo last year —
indiscriminately killing men, women and children during months of
"unrelenting violence," a United Nations report said Wednesday.
Airstrikes by the Syrian government and its
Russian backers were responsible for "claiming hundreds of lives and
reducing hospitals, schools and markets to rubble," according to U.N. investigators.
The Syrian government was also accused of
repeatedly violating international law by dropping chlorine bombs on its
own people, including children. The report said there was no evidence
Russia had used chemical weapons in the conflict.
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