Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered a daily pause in the assault on Ghouta, Syria.
The pause is meant to create a "humanitarian corridor," allowing civilians to leave the area.
But this pause isn't the cease-fire the United Nations voted for on Saturday — the Syrian government seems to be ignoring the vote.
Russia is one of the major backers of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, but it's not clear if the Syrian government or its allies will abide by the pause.
The bombings in Ghouta began over a week ago and so far have killed over 500 people, according to a U.K.-based monitoring group.
