Idlib

Syrian Opposition Fighters Retake Key Town From Government

The government’s attempt to recapture opposition stronghold Idlib has triggered a humanitarian catastrophe and the war’s largest single wave of displacement.
By Bassem Mroue, AP

VIDEO: Newborn Babies Reportedly Evacuated From Syrian Hospital Amid Russian Airstrikes

Syrian government forces, backed by the Russian Air Force, have been intensifying their airstrikes on the country's rebel-held areas.
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At Least 18 Killed In Large Explosion In Syria, War Monitor Says

Ambulance and rescue teams rushed to the scene of the blast.
By Reuters

This Syrian Toddler Was Named After His Uncle. The War Killed Them Both.

“His siblings are in disbelief over the loss of their baby brother."
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Looking For Democracy In Syria's Idlib: A Diary Entry

By Wissam Zarqa, Syria Deeplly

Syria Used Chemical Weapons Dozens Of Times On Its Own Citizens, UN Investigators Report

The Assad government has repeatedly denied using chemical weapons.
By By Stephanie Nebehay, Reuters

The Link Between Suicide Among Girls In Rural Idlib And Underage Marriages

By Hadya Yahya and Hasan Arfah, Rozana Radio/ Syrian Independent Media Group, Syria Deeply

This Is What The Aftermath Of An Chemical Weapon Attack Feels Like

Dr. Abdel Hay Tennari said his patients’ symptoms were consistent with Sarin gas and the field hospital where he works has run out of the antidote.
By Alexandra Bradford, Syria Deeply

Will The U.S. Missile Strike Be A Turning Point In Syria's Shifting War?

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Russia Calls Syria Gas Attack A 'Monstrous Crime,' But Refuses To Trust U.S. Conclusions

“Any data which the U.S. side or our colleagues from other countries might have had access to could not have been based on objective facts."
By Reuters