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It got even worse.»
Before telling that all three of them hid for two weeks, without water and barely any food, before being able to leave the besieged city in a convoy of the Syrian Red Crescent because they have French nationality.
«I am relieved for the children. But the whole family is still there, surrounded by jihadists. There is nothing, no medicine, no water, no flour to make bread, no gas», worries Amjaad. She holds tightly to the watch full of ashes of her husband. «It’s not a memory, she concludes, it’s proof of what they did to him.»
The testimony of Amjaad, whose husband was killed in a massacre in Syria, interviewed by Marc Bertrand
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