but life is tough for people here in idlib. first the war and now the coronavirus pandemic. the schools are closed. prices have shot up - and unemployment is widespread. officially, the city has no cases of covid-19, but then there's almost no testing here either. if cases emerge, it could prove devastating: many hospitals are in ruins, sanitary conditions are poor. hardly anyone wears a mask. mohamed sells silk thread and cloth on a street corner. he uses his earnings - around 10 euros a day - to support his family. he'd be better off at school but every cent counts right now. es mohamed's father, abd, has lost his job and the family is living off their savings. mohamed doesn't want to be a burden to his parents. he has fought his way back into life and he wants to prove how strong he is. >> many people treat mohammed like someone with something missing, with a disability. he wants to prove the opposite, to show that he lacks nothing. he wants to be better than his friends, to win at things. especially at football. >> and he's not without role models. in 2017, some football

syrian regime forces the victims were all farmers in a village near hama in the northern province of idlib one of the civilian was wounded in the earth tillery strike the attack by president bashar al assad's forces violates a ceasefire that was signed in march. turkey's the fence minister has made a surprise visit to libya to increase cooperation with the internationally recognized government who lucy at guard was flanked by top military officers as he inspected turkish units in tripoli on friday turkey's parliament voted to extend that the ploy meant of troops to libya for 18 months but leave it libya's eastern warlord halley for half that has threatened to use force against turkish soldiers if i get up as a stop interfering in the conflict and no more than half of the decisive confrontation has begun to appear for the near future from what our scouts have detected from maneuvers of the turkish misson aires and soldiers near the front lines piling up weapons equipment building military bases and operating rooms. which reflects turkey's insistence on war and the delusion that they will ac

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a months long russian backed syrian government offensive in the opposition controlled province of idlib so you see. you know we now live in a big prison and used to have. you don't know how you will find food to. a life in exile is what many fear particularly those living close to the front lines a truce reached in march were made for a child by him were freed the regime will launch an offensive to capture to syria then will have to leave and never be able to return. just a show or city is on the m 4 international highway which the government wants to be able to connect the coast to the commercial capital aleppo in the offensive earlier this year the regime recaptured the m 5 after intensely bombing and emptying villages along the route. we saw what happened to the others they were forced from their homes now they live in the rain but no means to make a living at least half of it lives population have been displaced from other parts of syria people trapped in a small pocket of territory where a humanitarian situation threatens to get worse it's a reality that doesn't appear to be tempor

says at least 21 camps in the northwestern city of idlib have been destroyed by severe weather right now mohammed has more. to run children floods into this refugee camp in northwest syria families are doing whatever they can to stay warm in makeshift tents covered in mud. the of our condition is very bad we have no proper tents nor a proper living i have 10 children and we do not get any and we collect firewood to run the heater. aid agencies estimates nearly half a 1000000 people are huddled in camps like this in it live the last rebel held area in syria rains are affecting this area particularly badly the drainage system is poor and flood water is seeping into overcrowded shelters basic supplies are running out. our situation is dire we do not get aid and we don't have heaters or fuel roads that lead to the camp a cut off because it's based on an agricultural land it's been described as the largest mass displacement in almost 10 years of conflict in syria millions are now homeless after a russian backed syrian government offensive this year and now the u.n. warns the harsh winter

syrian regime forces the victims are all farmers in a village near how mind an autumn province of idlib one of the civilian was wounded in the artillery strike the attack by president bashar al assad's forces violates a ceasefire that was signed in march. turkey's the fence minister has made a surprise visit to libya to increase cooperation with the internationally recognized government who see ak out of was flanked by top military officers as he inspected turkish units in tripoli on friday turkey's parliament voted to extend the ploy ment of troops from libya for 18 months but libya's eastern warlord holly for half that has threatened to use force against turkish soldiers if i'm correct doesn't stop interfering in the conflict. the decisive confrontation has begun to appear for the near future from what our scouts have to take today from maneuvers of the turkish mercenaries and soldiers near the front lines piling up weapons equipment building military bases and operating rooms. which reflects turkey's insistence on war and the delusion that they will achieve their dreams of expansion