Syrian government shelling in Idlib kills 9, including 3 children
Syria's last rebel stronghold has seen an uptick in government attacks, with at least 10 children killed in the past two weeks.
At least nine civilians, including three children, are dead following government shelling on towns in the opposition-controlled northwest of Syria, the United Nations and rescue workers said Thursday.
The Syrian Civil Defense, also known as White Helmets, said artillery shelling on the town of al-Foua in eastern Idlib province killed six civilians, including a child, and injured eight others.
