Name: シリアでの病院爆破事件を調査し、ロシアに責任があることを示唆する証拠を発見しました。 (How we investigated a hospital bombing in Syria - and found evidence suggesting Russia was to blame)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:54:24.000Z
Duration: 14 min 17 s
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aria from above on ordinary Syrian town trying to exist in extraordinary times.

For months, a re a CC TV has been a silent witness to life here.

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Kids playing on a rooftop, narrowly escaping four missiles.

Motorcyclists commute during the same attack.

Yet another example of civilians being targeted by Syrian and Russian airstrikes, which Channel Four News has been investigating for the past year.

Eight miles from Idlib City, the provincial capital, a Rita is one of a handful of town standing between Syria's president are sad, and the opposition he wants to crush hospitals are a vital lifeline for those trying to survive indiscriminate airstrikes.

Filmed over six months, these are normal scenes, a rehearsed central hospital.

The makeshift emergency department has already run out of beds.

As the months roll on, the patients come in.

But on the 29th of January, this hospital was destroyed.

It's the night of the attack, and spotters on the ground record what appears to be the voice of a Russian pilot.

The CC TV shows the time in Turkey, but in Syria it's 10 26.

Previous investigations have shown the term working is used by Russian pilots in Syria.

The building next to the hospital is hit.

If this hospital was deliberately targeted, it's a war crime.

Three strikes in 12 minutes immediately around the hospital.

The attack is over, but rescuers don't know that.

Earlier in the day, a drone was spotted above the hospital, so most of the patients have already been evacuated.

Remaining doctors and emergency cases have taken refuge in the hospital's basement and we've been told shortly before the attack, some rebel soldiers were brought here for treatment.

The strike has injured over 50 people killed.

Dr Zack Wan, the hospital director, had gone outside after the first strike to help.

But during the second attack, falling rubble had hit him in the head.

From his room outside a maelstrom of shattered concrete and twisted metal, an elderly man emerges from a building next door.

He could barely speak as rescuers attempt to put out the fires.

One notices the flicker of a cigarette lighter from deep under the rubble.

But all I got it's just kind of like a a young girl is trapped in what was her family's apartment.

Cutters and drills make for agonizingly slow work against the building.

One more mistake could bring the whole ruin down.

With rescuers working above them, this boy is the only one small enough to get close to comfort her.

After five long hours and barely conscious, she's finally released issue.

She survived, but it's hard to see how between the girl and her.

Rescuers were four stories of this building apartment look.

Rescuers say six women and Children were trapped inside.

The girl's mother was among the four who died.

Three areas immediately around the hospital have been decimated.

The hospital itself avoids a direct hit, but it won't be treating patients anymore.

This is the room where the Children we saw earlier were treated.

It's the morning after the attack on the rescue operation is still underway.

By now, only the dead are still to be recovered.

Among them, a small child boys relative is taking him to his family to be buried.

I think this is the human cost of this war.

A re her hospital, just one of over 500 medical facilities attacked by Syria and its allies.

This case adds to the damning dossier of evidence investigated by this program.

Deliberately targeting hospitals is a war crime.

Denying people access to essential health care is a violation of international humanitarian law.

But with world sitting on the sidelines, that's small comfort in Syria.

Well, earlier, I spoke to Rod Al Saleh, the head of the white helmets, the rescuers you saw in that film.

He's in London today to meet the Foreign Office Minister James Cleverly.

So I began by asking him about the terrible impact on civilians of the bombardments.

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