UN Can't Reach Residents Of Islamic State's De Facto Capital In Syria

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UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- The United Nations says it cannot deliver aid to 600,000 people in two Syrian cities controlled by the Islamic State group.

Deputy humanitarian chief Kyung-wha Kang told the U.N. Security Council on Wednesday that residents of the Islamic State group's de facto capital of Raqqa and the city of Deir ez Zor received no food deliveries in December because the U.N. had no agreement with armed groups there.

The U.N.'s monthly reports on efforts to get food and other aid to millions trapped in Syria's four-year civil war have been unrelentingly grim. Kang said 12 million people inside Syria need humanitarian aid, and 3.8 million people have fled to neighboring countries. Another 7.6 million are displaced inside the country.

Kang urged the Security Council to find a way to end the war.

"We must not allow the world to forget Syria and the atrocities being committed against its people," she said.

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1. why is the UN trying to help ISIS?

there is a war ongoing

edit.
ammo, fuel, weapons.
exactly what ISIS wants.

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2. Even people existing under ISIS need to eat.

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3. that is true. But the supply trucks have to pay a toll to ISIS

which is one of the ways ISIS
pays for its war effort.

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4. fees, extortion, donations from citiznes arond the world, they have a number of rackets

to pay the costs of beheading people murdering anyone that doesn't followed their extremist and skewed version of religion, and conquering the world.

But I am not a fan of allowing people to starve.