n and the elderly - let me say that even though it&039;s a significant amount of medical and nutritional aid, it&039;s still just a drop," he said. "But let&039;s start with this drop."On Friday, the first of the planned three-day humanitarian operation in Homs, 83 women, children and elderly men were evacuated, significantly fewer than the 200 which the city governor had predicted.Many showed signs of malnutrition,Nike Free 4.0 V2 Womens Grey Blue, the United Nations said.BARREL BOMBS IN ALEPPOSyria&039;s conflict has killed 130,000 people, driven millions from their homes and devastated whole city districts - particularly in Homs, a centre of protest when the 2011 uprising against 40 years of Assad family rule first erupted.The evacuation of civilians and delivery of aid was the first concrete, though modest, result of talks launched two weeks ago in Switzerland to try to end the civil war.At the Geneva peace talks, which resume on Monday, international mediator Lakhdar Brahimi has been pushing for agreement on aid deliveries and prisoner releases, hoping progress on those issues could build momentum to address the far more contentious question of political transition.Assad&039;s government has rejected out of hand any surrender of power in Geneva, and on the ground his forces have made gains while rival rebel forces battle each other in the north and east of the country.If anything the scale of violence - including internecine rebel fighting, clashes with Assad&039;s forces and government bombardment - has escalated since the delegates held their first face-to-face meeting just over a fortnight ago.The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights,Nike Free 4.0 V2 Mens, an anti-Assad monitoring group, said that 304 people were killed across the country on Saturday, including more than 100 civilians.And in a sign of deep scepticism towards peace talks shared by the opposing parties inside Syria,Free Run 3 Womens Black Green AU, neither the authorities nor the activists in Homs credited the Geneva talks for the weekend evacuations and aid deliveries.Homs governor Barazi said the operation had been planned months ago but had been hit by delays, while several Homs activists - angered by a second day of bombardment which killed five people - bitterly criticised the Geneva negotiations."Today we have five martyrs and yesterday we had five," one activist said, pointing to a row of corpses being prepared for wrapping in burial shrouds. "Every day the world sees this regime&039;s crimes and it remains silent."On Sunday, activists reported at least 11 people were killed in the northern city of Aleppo when helicopters dropped barrel bombs on rebel-held neighbourhoods.Video footage purporting to show the aftermath of one such attack in the Haidariya district showed at least nine corpses, including one child, scattered across a wide highway, flooded by a broken water pipe.Cars were still on fire and black smoke rose from the flames. Wounded men were carried into ambulances and one man could be seen carrying a severed leg from the scene, as women screamed in grief.
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