bombardment, but also we certainly hope that that agreement of safe passage also allows humanitarian aid to get into those who choose to stay behind. it remains to be seen what the details are and of course humanitarian organisations and the united nations stand ready to work with the parties so we can ensure that such an operation is done in a way that is dignified, protects the civilians and is safe. you way that is dignified, protects the civilians and is safe.— civilians and is safe. you say the details are _ civilians and is safe. you say the details are yet _ civilians and is safe. you say the details are yet to _ civilians and is safe. you say the details are yet to be _ civilians and is safe. you say the details are yet to be worked - civilians and is safe. you say the details are yet to be worked out | civilians and is safe. you say the i details are yet to be worked out but it's the details that matter. is there going to be any sort of military involvement in the creation of this corridor and how on earth would the people the protected if they tried to flee. that would the people the protected if they tried to flee.— would the people the protected if they tried to flee. that is what we need to sort _ they tried to flee. that is what we need to sort out. _ they tried to flee. that is what we need to sort out. just _ they tried to flee. that is what we need to sort out. just like - they tried to flee. that is what we need to sort out. just like the - they tried to flee. that is what we | need to sort out. just like the rest of the world, we have heard this announcement are trying to clarify what exactly they have in mind and