The gravedigger of Idlib
Paraic O'Brien
Foreign Affairs Correspondent
With Syria’s northeastern border becoming a warzone, as Turkish forces launch their offensive – rebel held Idlib is all too familiar with the reality of near-daily attacks by the Syrian regime and its Russian allies. Produced by Kamal Kaddourah and filmed by Fadi Al-Halabi.
With Syria’s northeastern border becoming a warzone, as Turkish forces launch their offensive – rebel held Idlib is all too familiar with the reality of near-daily attacks by the Syrian regime and its Russian allies.
The northwestern province – on Syria’s border with Turkey – is now the last major rebel stronghold, eight years into the bitter conflict.
Government forces surround it in the south – forcing thousands to flee their homes. Those left behind are finding their own ways to cope with life under constant attack.
Produced by Kamal Kaddourah and filmed by Fadi Al-Halabi.