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Doctors and nurses rally against Syria regime Idlib offensive

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By OMAR HAJ KADOUR

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This type of picture would not be viewed in American news.

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"American news"? Syrians in Syria are signaling to U.N. officials, the Syrian regime, and to Russians that they do not wish to be bombed/attacked. We're reading about this on a Japanese news website.

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Everybody should leave and leave the white helmets and terriorists there. Then arrest them all. Local people can then return. No civilian casualties.

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The doctors and nurses in these places are the unsung heroes.

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Russia has intentionally targeted hospitals. Double strikes. I don’t blame them for being scared.

What kind of regime intentionally attack’s hospitals?

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I have two questions for AFP about this story.

Question one. Why the interest only to the Idlib area? I do not remember any interest demonstrated towards the plight of medical workers at Damascus under constant fire from jihadists-held Eastern Gouta, I havn't seen any articles about doctors and nurses during the storm of Raqqa or Mosul.

Question two. Why we should believe that all people on the photo are really medical workers? All I see is a group of people with flags and covered faces.

@Madverts

Russia has intentionally targeted hospitals

You write it at every possibility, and at every possibility I ask you to give any proof of "intentional targeting". Zero, again?

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Nothing convinces a fanatic.

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who is looking for facts, but unable to find any.

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Asakaze - who is looking for facts, but unable to find any.

Facts? The protesters in Atme, both men and women, waved the flag of the Syrian revolution. They are now asking their enemies to stop bombing them. I think the protesters in Atme need to rethink their public relations campaign.

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