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Is a ensiste sou etap konkrè yo ki ap pèmèt dispozisyon pou livrezon imanitè ijan yo kote sa yo: Arbeen, Darraya, Douma, East Harasta, Mouadhimiyeh, Zabadin ak Zamalka. Regilye livrezon imanitè dwe kontinye, dapre plan chak mwa Nasyonzini an nan, nan tout lòt sènen epi yo ka difisil yo rive jwenn kote, ki gen ladan Fouah, Kefraya, Kafr Batna, Ein Terma, Hammura, Jisrein, Madaya, Zabadani, Yarmouk. Koumanse jen 1, si Nasyonzini an yo refize aksè imanitè nan nenpòt nan zòn yo deziyen sènen, is a apèl sou Pwogram nan Alimantè Mondyal imedyatman pote soti nan yon pwogram pou pon lè a, ak lè gout pou tout zòn ki nan bezwen. Is a pwomès sipòte tankou yon pwogram, epi tou li apèl sou tout pati yo sispann nan ostilite bay yon anviwònman an sekirite pou pwogram sa a. livrezon Air ta dwe tou kontinye Dayr al-Zour. Is an ensiste pou ke aksè sa yo, kòm nan lòt zòn, yo dwe kontinyèl pou osi lontan ke bezwen imanitè pèsiste. aksè imanitè sa yo zòn ki pi ijan yo pral yon premye etap nan direksyon aksè plen, soutni, ak san anpechman nan tout peyi a.
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The ISSG insisted on concrete steps to enable the provision of urgent humanitarian deliveries to the following locations: Arbeen, Darraya, Douma, East Harasta, Mouadhimiyeh, Zabadin and Zamalka. Regular humanitarian deliveries must continue, according to the UN’s monthly plans, to all other besieged and hard to reach locations, including Fouah, Kefraya, Kafr Batna, Ein Terma, Hammura, Jisrein, Madaya, Zabadani, Yarmouk. Starting June 1, if the UN is denied humanitarian access to any of the designated besieged areas, the ISSG calls on the World Food Program to immediately carry out a program for air bridges and air drops for all areas in need. The ISSG pledges to support such a program, and also calls on all parties to the cessation of hostilities to provide a secure environment for that program. Air deliveries should also continue to Dayr al-Zour. The ISSG stressed that such access, as in other areas, must be continuous for as long as humanitarian needs persist. Humanitarian access to these most urgent areas will be a first step toward full, sustained, and unimpeded access throughout the country.