On Wednesday, February 22, the military forces of the Russian International anti-mine center drew out of Syrian Aleppo. The conditions there were hazardous, but soldiers managed to fulfill all their tasks successfully.
A parade was held to mark the departure of the Russian troops.
The soldiers of the both Russian and Syrian armies shook hands. The parting event was really warm and hearty.
The Russian military engineers were clearing the city of mines for two and a half months. After the Russian troops leave, the Syrian specialists will continue with the bomb disposal. They were trained at a branch of the International anti-mine center.
A Russian tank came down the streets of Aleppo: the military vehicle headed towards the border after the parade had ended.
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