other radical groups fleeing areas held for years by the Islamists aka “moderate rebels”.

Lizzie Phelan reported from Aleppo on the mass celebrations in the city:

“All of downtown Aleppo tonight is filled with people celebrating,” Phelan said.

The jubilant crowd could be heard chanting, “for the Army and President Bashar Assad,” throughout the city, Phelan added.

However, sounds of war could still be heard in the city even as they celebrated.

The efforts to evacuate the “moderate rebel”/terrorists from the remaining parts of Aleppo continues. Prior to the announced ceasefire, on Sunday, the Russian Peace Coordination Center in Syria announced that almost 80,000 civilians have been evacuated from Aleppo’s Eastern districts, while more than 1,300 militants have turned themselves in to the Syrian Army troops. The video evidence below shows the SAAbecause the above sentence is in the disjunctive, a reasonable interpretation of the phrase "in any place where she may be found" only refers to the prohibition against placing Ms. Banks in fear of abuse. Appellant was served with a PFA order which prohibited him from threatening Ms. Banks. Yet moments after he received the order, he felt it necessary to express his intention to kill her while still in the presence of the deputies. I believe it would be clear to any reasonable individual that such egregious conduct is prohibited by the court's order. Further, such conduct is an affront to the court's authority for which criminal contempt sanctions are appropriate. Therefore, I must disagree with the majority.
I find appellant's statement, "I'm going to kill this bitch,"