Britain warns Syria at UN: 'More babies in Idlib' than 'terrorists'
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Britain's Ambassador to the United Nations Karen Pierce on Friday named several Syrian generals and their units stationed around rebel-held Idlib province, warning in the Security Council that they would be punished for any major military offensive on civilians.
An estimated 3 million people live in the last major stronghold of active opposition to Syrian President Bashar Assad's rule. Syrian government and Russian warplanes began air strikes in Idlib this week in a possible prelude to a full-scale offensive.