Civilians are paying the price for the Syrian government's cease-fire violations.

U.S. commanders say strikes on ISIS militants are proportionate, but eyewitnesses and on-the-ground researchers report devastating civilian losses.

In the Idlib province in Syria, refugees are living in uneasy peace, but they fear being caught in an assault by the Assad regime on the Islamist stronghold.

Testimonies gathered by The Intercept add to a mounting pile of evidence countering the U.S. narrative about a deadly attack in March.