Terrorised for years by crude barrel bombs launched by Assad regime, those in rebel-held territories now face more precise, but destructive Russian weapons "Brother, the Russian fighters are in our sky right now," said Tarek Balsha, as he spoke from his home in Hama province, near the Ghab plain. "By God, I just heard it. "There's just a hill separating us. We men have gotten used to this, but we fear for our women and children. Our fear for them never leaves us."
Terrorised for years by crude barrel bombs launched by Assad regime, those in rebel-held territories now face more precise, but destructive Russian weapons "Brother, the Russian fighters are in our sky right now," said Tarek Balsha, as he spoke from his home in Hama province, near the Ghab plain. "By God, I just heard it. "There's just a hill separating us. We men have gotten used to this, but we fear for our women and children. Our fear for them never leaves us."
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