The Syrian town of Kobani is in ruins but some civilians remain. After more than two months of figh скачать в хорошем качестве

The Syrian town of Kobani is in ruins but some civilians remain. After more than two months of figh

(1 Dec 2014) VOICE-OVER: WITH RUBBLE EVERYWHERE.....AND THE SOUND OF GUNFIRE STILL PIERCING THE AIR......IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE THAT ANYONE COULD CALL KOBANI HOME. BUT IT'S ESTIMATED THAT MORE THAN 2000 PEOPLE LIVE HERE ...INCLUDING MANY CHILDREN. BEFORE THE FIGHTING BETWEEN ETHNIC KURDS AND IS GROUP MILITANTS BEGAN IN SEPTEMBER, KOBANI WAS HOME TO 50 THOUSAND RESIDENTS. THIS WOMAN....WHO ONLY GAVE ONLY HER FIRST NAME....IS FROM A NEARBY VILLAGE. SOUNDBITE: (ENGLISH TRANSLATION ) Parvin (last name not given), Living in Kobani "A mortar fell and hit us as I carried two of my daughters, they were injured in my arms. One was seven (years old) and she was sent to Turkey and she died there." THE MILITANTS MAY HAVE SHELLED KOBANI, BUT THEY HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO CUT OFF THE CITY'S FOOD SUPPLY. THIS BAKERY IS RUN BY A KURDISH SYRIAN GROUP CALLED THE PEOPLE'S PROTECTION UNITS....BETTER KNOWN AS Y-P-G. IT SUPPLIES BREAD TO KOBANI'S CIVILIANS AND DEFENDERS. SOUNDBITE: (ENGLISH TRANSLATION) Fathi Misiro, YPG Baker: "This bakery shut down twenty years ago and we came and fixed it up for use in these difficult times. We have been helping people and sending bread to them daily." THE YPG ALSO DELIVERS THE BREAD TO APPROXIMATELY 1000 REFUGEES JUST OUTSIDE KOBANI......A FEW FEET FROM TURKISH TROOPS AND MILITARY VEHICLES..... AND THE BARBED WIRE FENCE THAT SEPARATES SYRIA FROM TURKEY. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Mohammed Hamza bin Ahmed, Refugee: "The Turks treat us badly. They don't allow us to enter and come back. They don't allow us to be fed. Nothing, nothing." THE AREA IS WITHIN THE REACH OF I-S MORTAR FIRE AND HAS BEEN ATTACKED REPEATEDLY....ACCORDING TO THE JOURNALIST WHO TOOK THIS FOOTAGE. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jacob Simkin, "A lot of people who lived in the buffer zone have come back into the city to live there because it is more safer than from being shelled or being bombed or mortared." THE REFUGEES HAVE DUG FOXHOLES TO KEEP THEIR CHILDREN SAVE FROM THE MILITANTS' SHELLING. "DON'T LITTLE KIDS DESERVE MERCY" -- THIS YOUNG BOY SAYS......"HE HAS NO SHOES....FEW CLOTHES....AND NO BELONGINGS." NED BARKER/ASSOCIATED PRESS. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...