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Idlib has turned into the last frontier between Syrian pro-regime forces and opposition forces, as well as their respective international allies.
Gunfire and shelling was reported in parts of Syria said to be includes in Russian-sponsored safe zones which came into effect at midnight Friday with fears that violence could escalate.
![Turkish troops [Getty]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/media/images/718A2888-050E-42A9-B26E-EE80E8FB40C4.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=z6pDc2N9 "Turkish troops [Getty]")
Turkey and Syria have traded fire in Idlib, in one of the deadliest confrontations between the two sides since Turkish troops entered the country.
Analysis: Even though the Syrian conflict is almost a decade old, last month's deadly events prove it is still as devastating and dangerous as ever, writes Paul Iddon.
The Syrian regime has captured dozens of towns in Idlib, the country's last opposition bastion, in recent weeks.
Thousands of people have fled villages around the deserted rebel-held city of Maaret al-Numan in Syria’s Idlib province as the regime prepared to besiege it and airstrikes killed five people.
US-designed missiles were used in suspected Israeli attacks on Syrian regime outposts that killed dozens of Iranian fighters, pro-opposition Zaman al-Wasl has reported.
Assad's forces are seeking to recapture the last-remaining besieged areas in Syria.
Fighters supporting the Assad regime, mainly Iranians, were killed in an attack on military bases in northern Syria, a monitor said.
The regime of President Bashar Al-Assad has repeatedly vowed to reassert control over the whole of Syria, despite several ceasefire agreements.