evidence: Qayqun, also known as Qaderiyeh, is a Syrian village near the city of Janudiyeh, located 9 km north of Jisr al-Shughur in the western countryside of Idlib. The village is located about 700 meters above sea level and is distinguished by its beautiful green nature and ancient history. Olive trees spread out throughout the village and the residents have taken great care to cultivate them, in addition to orchards of almonds, figs, grapes, apples, and peaches. However, olives are the primary source of income for the village farmers during the season. The older name of the village is Qayqun, while its Arabized version is Qaderiyeh. The village contains remains of Roman wells and an old castle, whose features have disappeared overtime. The castle is currently located along an old trade route that connects Antioch with the Arab countries. During the revolution, Qayqun, was repeatedly bombed by the criminal regime and its Russian allies, leading to several martyrs and wounded falling in 2017 as a result of their honorable position within the Syrian revolution and their involvement in its ranks from its early beginning.