Volunteers unload the first rounds of official aid. Photo: SETF
Rukban residents and Syrian Emergency Task Force aid volunteers begin disbursing the first batch of a landmark aid delivery into the remote camp. Photo: Rukban Camp Residents, courtesy of SETF
Additional deliveries in the coming weeks are set to include baby formula, prenatal vitamins, schoolbooks, and food items. Photo: Rukban Camp Residents, courtesy of SETF
Credit: Rukban Camp Residents, courtesy of SETF
The US-based Syrian Emergency Task Force has worked for years to 'creatively get aid into the Rukban camp amid a regime-led siege that has blocked official aid from entering. Photo: Rukban Camp Residents, courtesy of SETF
An aid truck. Photo: Rukban Camp Residents, courtesy of SETF
Photo: Rukban Camp Residents, courtesy of SETF
The initial delivery includes seeds and irrigation tools, 'which will enable the residents to cultivate their own sustenance,' SETF said. Photo: Rukban Camp Residents, courtesy of SETF
The aid delivery included plants so the community could continue to sustain itself. Photo: SETF
Volunteers unload the first rounds of official aid. Photo: SETF
Rukban residents and Syrian Emergency Task Force aid volunteers begin disbursing the first batch of a landmark aid delivery into the remote camp. Photo: Rukban Camp Residents, courtesy of SETF
Additional deliveries in the coming weeks are set to include baby formula, prenatal vitamins, schoolbooks, and food items. Photo: Rukban Camp Residents, courtesy of SETF
Credit: Rukban Camp Residents, courtesy of SETF
The US-based Syrian Emergency Task Force has worked for years to 'creatively get aid into the Rukban camp amid a regime-led siege that has blocked official aid from entering. Photo: Rukban Camp Residents, courtesy of SETF
An aid truck. Photo: Rukban Camp Residents, courtesy of SETF
Photo: Rukban Camp Residents, courtesy of SETF
The initial delivery includes seeds and irrigation tools, 'which will enable the residents to cultivate their own sustenance,' SETF said. Photo: Rukban Camp Residents, courtesy of SETF
The aid delivery included plants so the community could continue to sustain itself. Photo: SETF
Volunteers unload the first rounds of official aid. Photo: SETF