Soldiers replace tourists in Aleppo's battered Old City

AFP English 2016-09-16

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Instead of colourful, handmade caps for sale to Syrians and foreign tourists, Zakaria Mosuli -- the last tailor in Aleppo's battered Old City -- now sews military headwear almost exclusively for soldiers.
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