This is reported by Deutsche Welle.

As is known, at the moment Rakka is partially under the control of the militants of the terrorist organization "Islamic State". However, if the break occurs, then this should allow 20 thousand. Civilians leave town.

At the same time, the adviser on humanitarian issues of the UN Special Representative for Syria Jan Egeland said that boats on the Euphrates should not be attacked, people who leave the city should not risk because of air strikes.

In his opinion, it's worth to think about the possibility of a break or about something else that could help save the civil.

No. IGIL does everything possible to keep them in the city, "said Jan Egeland, humanitarian adviser to the UN Special Representative for Syria," said Egeland.

Now in the center of the city, fighting does not subside between a coalition led by the United States and militants.

Recall, as previously reported, "URA-Inform", as a result of the air strike led by the United States of America coalition for Raccoon killed at least 27 civilians.