as carolyn malone reports government facilities have been completely overwhelmed. >> reporter: thesesome of the victims of war in what has become an increasingly desperate situation this aiden and most injured are civilians and children and some people have been seriously injured and grateful to have survived. >> translator: i'm injured but still thank god, i've already had two operations, i'm still waiting for another one. >> reporter: a massive shortage of food, water and medical supplies acorrosion aiden despite aid and people have left the city to escape air strikes and fighting and saudi-led coalition are targeting houthi positions and exile government allowed saudi arabia to take control of some of yemen air space and territorial waters to try and get more aid in. but there are only three government hospitals open to treat the scores of injured in aiden and hospital betz are already full it's very difficult to reach some injured people stuck in the violence medical workers say ambulances have been stolen and medics targeted in the fighting. >> translator: we are receiving betwe

carolyn malone has more. >> reporter: an air strike by the syrian air force on one of its own cities. a scene that's become familiar with anyone who has watched fighting over the last four years. that doesn't make any hit any less destructive for every person involved. sphieferssurvivors try to rescue but are inconsolable after what's happened. >> translator: we're innocent people it's wrong the regime should direct their rockets to those who are responsible not to those not responsible. >> putting out the fires before the red crescent turns up with a water truck. rebels have been fighting for more control of the idlib country side as well. the army has camps in the area from where they direct operations in the wider region. >> camp is the regime's command center. it is the head of the snake. we will cut this head. >> reporter: they're using weapons taken from the army, tanks and rocket-propelled grenades. but that doesn't help the civilians in idlib who have come under attack in their own homes. caroline malone, al jazeera. >> the kenyan affairs overnight took aim at al shabaab. hitt