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Freezing and trapped. A humanitarian catastrophe gripped Syria as the regime's Russian-backed offensive in Idlib takes an even deadlier turn.

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could end privacy as we know it. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christiana Montpur in London. Hundreds

of thousands of Syrians are fleeing for their lives right now. As the

United Nations warns the biggest humanitarian catastrophe of the nine-year war is underway.

Syria's Assad regime backed by Russia is accelerating its deadly offensive against Idlib, the last opposition

stronghold where also there are millions of civilians.

The UN's Human Rights Commissioner calls it cruelty beyond belief as children freeze to death in

sub-zero temperatures and families walk for days on clogged roads with no transport out.

Correspondent Arwood Damon has been reporting on this

unfolding disaster and of course some of the images in this report are upsetting to

watch.

There is barely enough light to see as we head towards Samia's tent in one of

Idlib's sprawling camps. A couple nights ago, temperatures dropped well below

zero and the family didn't have enough to

burn.

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