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"I need peace," was the first tweet he wrote on 24 September. Since then, the agonizing story of Bana Alabed, a seven-year resident in this beleaguered opposition of Aleppo, has not stopped gaining followers.
She and her mother have created, through social networks, a small window from which meet the concerns and vicissitudes of everyday life in the most dangerous city in the world, under constant bombardment of Syrian and Russian aviation. The small writes tuits in some developed English as "I am very afraid tonight #Alepo".
His mother, who studied at the University of Aleppo and firm as Fatemah texts, written in an English more complex.The timeline Twitter account @AlabedBana, now exceeding 12,000 followers, combines pleas attackers, so stop bombing his neighborhood, with images of the girl and other small studying or at other times of the day under the bombs
She and her mother have created, through social networks, a small window from which meet the concerns and vicissitudes of everyday life in the most dangerous city in the world, under constant bombardment of Syrian and Russian aviation. The small writes tuits in some developed English as "I am very afraid tonight #Alepo".
His mother, who studied at the University of Aleppo and firm as Fatemah texts, written in an English more complex.The timeline Twitter account @AlabedBana, now exceeding 12,000 followers, combines pleas attackers, so stop bombing his neighborhood, with images of the girl and other small studying or at other times of the day under the bombs
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