Bana Alabed
激しい内戦が続くシリア北部の都市アレッポ東部に住む7歳の少女バナ・アラベドさんのツイートが世界中の関心を集める中、政府軍の攻撃が激しさを増し、バナさんは家族が「生死の間にいる」とツイートした。
バナさんは11月28日、アレッポの北東部サフール地区を制圧したシリア軍の爆撃についてツイートした。この地域は反体制派が支配していたが、4年ぶりに政府軍が支配下に置いた。1万人近くが支配地域外に脱出したとみられる。
ロシアの通信社によると、ロシア国防省の発表でアレッポ東部から119人の子供を含む900人以上が避難した。
Tonight we have no house, it's bombed & I got in rubble. I saw deaths and I almost died. - Bana #Aleppopic.twitter.com/arGYZaZqjg
— Bana Alabed (@AlabedBana) 27 November 2016
内戦前のアレッポ
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A woman sits at a table in an Aleppo bar on May 21, 2009. (credit:Marka via Getty Images)
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An aerial view of Aleppo in 1997. (credit:ullstein bild via Getty Images)
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Children in Aleppo in 2006. (credit:Eric LAFFORGUE via Getty Images)
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A man smokes his water pipe in front of the Aleppo citadel on March 18, 2006. (credit:RAMZI HAIDAR via Getty Images)
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View from the citadel of Aleppo in 2007. (credit:Digital Light Source via Getty Images)
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A couple stuck in a traffic jam on a bustling street in Aleppo on July 7, 1996. (credit:Ed KashiNational GeographicGetty Images)
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A Syrian musician plays during the opening of the festival marking Aleppo as the Islamic cultural capital on March 18, 2006. (credit:RAMZI HAIDAR via Getty Images)
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A couple in Aleppo on Oct. 5, 2006. (credit:Eric LAFFORGUE via Getty Images)
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Antique dealer Musafi Assal attends to a customer in Aleppo on June 23, 2010. (credit:Khaled Al Hariri/Reuters)
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Aleppo on Oct. 5, 2006. (credit:Eric LAFFORGUE via Getty Images)
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A man asleep inside his shop in Aleppo on Sept. 13, 2002. (credit:Stuart Freedman via Getty Images)
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The interior of Sissi House, a storied hotel in Aleppo, on March 20, 2010. It burned down during the Syrian civil war in 2012. (credit:Leisa Tyler via Getty Images)
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Syrian dancers perform the the Sufi tannoura dance (also known as the al-darawish or dervish dance) during the ceremony marking Aleppo as the Islamic cultural capital on March 18, 2006. (credit:RAMZI HAIDAR via Getty Images)
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A man inside Aleppo\'s Al Madina Souk in 2010. (credit:Leisa Tyler via Getty Images)
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Bath domes in Aleppo in 2006. Aleppo was famous for its attractive churches, mosques, schools and baths. (credit:Eric LAFFORGUE via Getty Images)
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A waiter at the Sheraton in Aleppo holds a plate of food in 2010. (credit:Leisa Tyler via Getty Images)
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A cook at Al-Andalos Sweets in Aleppo preparing baklava in 2010. (credit:Leisa Tyler via Getty Images)
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People shop at the main market in Aleppo on June 23, 2010. (credit:Khaled Al Hariri/Reuters)
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View of Aleppo from the city\'s citadel on Oct. 21, 2004. (credit:Pacific Press via Getty Images)
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Syrian men weave traditional rugs in Aleppo on March 18, 2006. (credit:RAMZI HAIDAR via Getty Images)
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A sweet shop inside Al Madina Souk in Aleppo in 2010. (credit:Leisa Tyler via Getty Images)
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A man drinks tea after a bath at the Hammam Yalbougha an-Nasry in Aleppo on Sept. 13, 2002. (credit:Stuart Freedman via Getty Images)
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Famous Aleppo architecture in 2006. (credit:Eric LAFFORGUE via Getty Images)
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Tourists walk past a trinket shop in Aleppo on June 23, 2010. (credit:Khaled Al Hariri/Reuters)
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A view of Aleppo and its historic citadel on June 23, 2010. (credit:Khaled Al Hariri / Reuters)
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Tourists at the entrance of Aleppo\'s citadel on June 23, 2010. (credit:Khaled Al Hariri/Reuters)
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People prepare kebabs in Hagop, an old restaurant in Aleppo, on June 23, 2010. (credit:Khaled Al Hariri/Reuters)
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Members of the Syrian Academy of Gastronomy taste Aleppine cuisine at a restaurant on Oct. 21, 2007. (credit:Khaled Al Hariri/Reuters)
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Two people take an evening walk in Aleppo on March 20, 2010. (credit:Leisa Tyler via Getty Images)
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Tourists visit the ruins at the Church of Saint Simeon Stylites on March 25, 2010. (credit:Leisa Tyler via Getty Images)
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