population. the operation says they don't have the resources. the first night we came, we slept on the ground. we didn't have blankets, this woman says, begging for a tent, a stove, anything. many end up just establishing themselves along the road. once they think they have reached safety. but as the regime with the ru russian backing closes in, that may not be far enough. alison, there has been all sorts of warnings from humanitarian organizations about the humanitarian emergency and crisis that is ongoing inside idlib. we have been hearing all sorts of condemnation from various global leaders. we heard from president trump who tweeted out to the regime of bashar al assad saying, don't do it. but that rhetoric, all of it, is also part of a very familiar cycle. and until a country is actually willing to do what it takes to end the violence, as syrians will consistently tell you, no