- Syrian government forces and Russia have recently renewed their ground and airstrikes on Idlib province in northwestern Syria.
- On Sept. 30, Russian warplanes targeted the outskirts of al-Ruweiha and Mseibin in the south of Idlib, as the Syrian government forces fired artillery shells at several villages in Jabal al-Zawiya area in southern Idlib, and more than 50 shells at a number of towns and villages in Al-Ghab Plain in northwest Hama.
- On Sept. 28, the Russian Sputnik news agency reported that the bombing in the Kalbit area targeted a position of the Jaish al-Izza faction affiliated with the Turkish-backed Free Syrian Army (FSA), and that “the bombing resulted in the killing and wounding of around 35 militants”.
<span>Russian warplanes bomb FSA camp in Syria’s Idlib</span>
