Airstrikes on Syria's north-western province of Idlib have killed 17 people and injured 31 others, a monitoring group says.
The unidentified planes targeted the village of Maarshoureen in the southern sector of Idlib, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
Syrian activists in the area said the government has been carrying out intensified strikes on rebel-held areas over the past few weeks.
Idlib has an estimated 2 million residents, including those displaced from other provinces.
It is the only province in Syria under rebel control, but it is dominated by an al-Qaeda-linked insurgent faction, complicating ceasefire efforts.
Syria's crisis began with peaceful anti-government demonstrations in March 2011.
The conflict soon spiralled into a multi-sided civil war that has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives and displaced about half of Syria's pre-war population of 22 million.
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