It’s already being called a humanitarian ‘catastrophe,’ and analysts say the fighting in Idlib, Syria is moving closer to more heavily populated areas. And while international aid organizations call for an immediate ceasefire, VOA’s Heather Murdock reports from Manbij, Syria that local aid groups say an end to fighting will not even begin to quell this disaster~VOA NEWS
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