Situation in Syria’s Idlib Province Is Rapidly Deteriorating, Russia Says
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by Reuters and Algemeiner Staff

An internally-displaced woman sits outside a tent in Idlib province, Syria, July 30, 2018. Photo: Reuters / Khalil Ashawi.
The situation in Syria’s Idlib province where Russia and Turkey have tried to create a de-escalation zone is rapidly deteriorating, Maria Zakharova, a Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, said on Wednesday.
The territory is now almost under full control of Nusra militants, she said.
“Continuing provocations pose a threat to civilians, Syrian military personnel and the Russian Khmeymim air base,” Interfax citing Zakharova as saying.
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