'Eleven years have passed, but we are undaunted' Thousands of protesters in Syria's opposition-held Idlib mark 11 years of anti-regime uprising, buoyed by global outcry over Russia's attack on Ukraine
Same enemy, same suffering
"Fortify your hospitals with cement blocks; the enemy Putin does not distinguish between civilians, wounded people and fighters," said Ali Hamoush, who works at an Idlib hospital. As the conflict drags on, rights groups have pleaded for the international community not to forget Syria. Last week, the UN commission for inquiry on Syria called for "a review of the implementation and impacts of sanctions currently imposed on Syria" in light of deteriorating living conditions.
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