"We have no more room," said Mohammed Abu Jaafar, the head of the local forensic authority. U.N Emergency Relief Coordinator Stephen O'Brien pleaded Wednesday for access to eastern Aleppo, home to some 275,000, "before it becomes one giant graveyard." With eastern Aleppo under a tight siege since July, supplies and food are running out. "Every wounded is a potential martyr," said Zakaria Amino, the deputy head of the eastern Aleppo Local Council. With no respect in death, Abu Jaafar said surviving in collapsing Aleppo may be even worse.

Source: Fox News December 04, 2016 08:20 UTC