Syrian government and SDF trade blame as violence resumes in Aleppo


Jan 6 (Reuters) - Fighting in the northern ‌Syrian city of Aleppo on Tuesday left at least four people dead and several others ‌wounded, state media said, with the government and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces trading blame ‌for the violence.

The clashes are the latest to break out in Aleppo as officials scramble to advance a deal to address Syria's deepest remaining fracture by merging the U.S.-backed SDF with the central government.

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