Interview with Aleppo resident about people awaiting evacuation with few supplies

The transcript describes the dire situation in a city reduced to rubble by acid, Russian forces, and Iranian militias. Residents have been waiting over ten days for evacuation, which is more accurately described as displacement. The deal involves relocating the Shia community to a liberal city and moving Syrians out of Aleppo. The people are enduring harsh conditions, including cold, hunger, and lack of clean water, as they await their chance to leave.

What are the conditions faced by people waiting to be evacuated from the city?

How long have people been waiting for their turn to be evacuated?

What is the significance of the term 'displacement' as used in the context of the text?

What does the deal mentioned in the text imply about the Shia community?

Describe the living conditions of the people mentioned in the text.