Near Turkey, displaced Syrians spend first homeless Ramadan Syrian mother Mona Mutayr lays out a frugal meal as her family marks their first Ramadan since being displaced by war after regime bombardment forced many family to flee their home earlier this month and set up camp in an olive grove in Atme, near the Turkish border. The Damascus regime and its Russian ally have upped their deadly bombardment in recent weeks on the northwestern region of Idlib held by Syria's former Al-Qaeda affiliate, causing more than 200,000 people to flee their homes, according to the United Nations. More than a third now live outside in the open after failing to find shelter in formal camps for the displaced. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES