Moreover, the evacuation of militants and their families from east Aleppo has been suspended as they violated an agreement with the Syrian government by trying to take hostages with them, Al-Ikhbariya TV channel reported.
"There are reports that militants have violated the agreement and tried to take people hostage," a correspondent of TV channel reported.
"Terrorist groups in Aleppo shelled the the Ramuse district," the TV channel said.
"The third convoy of buses [on Friday] was ready to leave when the shelling occurred," Al-Ikhbariya's correspondent reported.
At the same time, militants reportedly attacked the besieged villages of Foua and Kefraya in the Idlib province, controlled by militants, where evacuations are underway.
"The shelling of Ramuse [district] coincided with the shelling of Foua and Kefraya by militants," the TV channel reported.
Foua and Kefraya populated by Shiites have been besieged by al-Nusra Front terrorists for three years. Some 20,000 live there.
The withdrawal of the remaining militants and their families from the eastern parts of Aleppo is organized by the Russian center for Syrian reconciliation, in cooperation with the Syrian authorities.
According to the order of Russian President Vladimir Putin, the militants are set to be taken out of the city by buses and ambulances through a special corridor to the city of Idlib. Representatives of international organizations have been invited to monitor the process.
