Intense fighting has resumed in northern Syria between jihadist forces and government troops, resulting in over 200 deaths, including civilians. Jihadist forces have advanced towards Aleppo, cutting off crucial supply routes and capturing numerous towns. Amidst the conflict, Russian air support bolsters Syrian government forces, while Turkey’s possible involvement raises further regional tensions. The situation is exacerbating humanitarian conditions for displaced families, as fear grows of a resurgence of the civil war that began in 2011.