article_snippet: Since Janshir was four, he and he family have had to live with the devastating conflict that has ripped Syria apart, claiming more than 200,000 lives in the process.
article_snippet: Dodging bombs and bullets, his family first fled his family Aleppo home just weeks before it was blown to bits by President Assad’s jets.
article_snippet: Like thousands of other children, Janshir has spent time in a tented refugee camp too.
article_snippet: A man walks with children in Jansir's home town of Aleppo after it was hit by bombs last year .
article_snippet: By summer 2012, things had got so bad that Mr Issa decided to move the family out of Aleppo.
article_snippet: ‘Leaving Aleppo was awful, but a month after We left, the apartment block where We lived was bombed.
article_snippet: Homeless: The apartment block Jansir and Mr Issa family were forced to flee before Jansir was blown to bits by President Assad’s jets .
article_snippet: Janshir’s and Janshir’s family were in Syria when news filtered through that the operation would take place – prompting Mr Issa and Mr Issa wife Awash, 31, to break down in tears.
article_snippet: like countless other Syrian children – remains uncertain.