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Syria's children: Newborn babies born into war - BBC News
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4:29Now PlayingA ceasefire appears to be holding for now in the Syrian province of Idlib, with monitors reporting that no warplanes have been flying for the first time in weeks. Idlib is the last part of Syria still held by rebels, after 9 years of civil war. A huge offensive by President Bashar al Assad's forces, backed by Russian air strikes, has led to a new humanitarian crisis , in a war that has already killed hundreds of thousands, and driven millions from their homes. A few hours before the ceasefire began, our international correspondent Orla Guerin and cameraman Goktay Koraltan visited a maternity hospital in Idlib, struggling to cope with tiny premature babies. Her report contains some distressing material. Please subscribe HERE
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