ナショナルジオグラフィックさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ナショナルジオグラフィックInstagram)「Photo by Lynsey Addario @lynseyaddario | A young Syrian boy, roughly three years old, hugs his mother as they wait to be transported after surrendering along with other women and children on the outskirts of Baghouz to Al-Hol camp in Hasaka Province. The boy was shot in the eye during fighting in Baghouz and was among many others who escaped wounded from the ongoing battle between U.S.- and coalition-backed Syrian Defense Forces (SDF) and ISIS. In the final days of the battle for Baghouz, mostly wives, children, and relatives of ISIS fighters are surrendering. The Syrian Democratic Forces claimed victory in late March over the last remaining sliver of land controlled by the brutal Islamic state in the town of Baghouz, as tens of thousands of the fighters’ family members surrendered through a human corridor set up by the SDF during the past six weeks under heavy bombardment and intense clashes. Women and children, most of whom continued to pledge their unwavering support of ISIS and some who were likely being used as human shields, had been living in tunnels and caves with limited food, medicine, and sanitation. A humanitarian crisis emerges as ISIS falls in northern Syria.」4月15日 17時02分