The ten-hour ceasefire began this morning with the goal of encouraging civilians and surrendering rebels to leave.
The so-called humanitarian pause is the second time Russia and its regime ally have declared passages open for evacuations.
Recall that a similar three-day unilateral ceasefire last month ended with only a handful of people leaving.
The United Nations also failed during the last ceasefire to evacuate injured people, saying it could not obtain security guarantees in time.
Rebel forces have rejected the Russian initiative, describing it as an attempt to alleviate international pressure.
Over two hundred and fifty thousand people are still in east Aleppo, which has been besieged by government forces since July.
