Northwest Syria is currently facing a critical humanitarian crisis due to a significant escalation in
military operations. Recent heavy clashes and shelling in the Idlib, Aleppo, and Hama countryside
have displaced thousands of families, pushing them to seek refuge in makeshift shelters, including
schools and agricultural fields. This surge in violence has severely damaged essential
infrastructure, such as water and power stations, leaving tens of thousands of civilians without
basic services like clean water and electricity.
The humanitarian response has been severely affected, with many healthcare and educational
facilities forced to shut down, worsening the already dire conditions. The lack of access to these
essential services is contributing to a growing humanitarian catastrophe, especially as winter
approaches and the need for urgent assistance intensifies. Immediate international intervention is
critical to prevent further deterioration of the situation.