We`re starting our international coverage in the war-torn Middle Eastern nation of Syria. Until this week, the city of Raqqa -- which was what the ISIS terrorist group saw as their capital -- they`ve been in complete control of Raqqa since early 2014. The terrorists wanted their own country based on their severe interpretation of Islam and they ruled Raqqa with brutality. They murdered someone publicly for smoking a cigarette.

国际新闻，今天我们从被战争饱受摧残的中东国家叙利亚开始。直到本周，拉布卡——ISIS恐怖组织将其视为首都——自从2014年，ISIS完全控制了拉布卡。根据对伊斯兰教的解读，恐怖组织对拉布卡进行暴力统治。他们会公开杀害一些人，仅仅是因为他们吸烟。

With support from the U.S. military, the Syrian Democratic Forces launched a battle to regain control of Raqqa in June. They announced ISIS`s defeat earlier this week. They expect Raqqa to be fully liberated any day now.

在美国军队的支持下，叙利亚民主军在今年六月份发起了一项收复拉布卡的战役。在本周早些时候，民主君宣布，ISIS的失败。他们期望拉布卡可以随时完全解放。

But what`s left? The international aid group Save the Children says tens of thousands of people who fled Raqqa still need aid and many of those who might try to find their homes will see only rubble and burned, hollowed out buildings.

但是还需要做什么呢?国际援助组织“拯救儿童”表示，成千上万的逃离Raqqa的人仍然需要援助，许多人可能会试图找回他们的家园，但只会看到废墟和被烧毁的建筑。

Who actually controls the city? Who would pay to start rebuilding it? And how it could all be rebuilt are the questions that hang in the air over the city.

到底是谁控制了这座城市?谁又会耗资来修建这座城市?以及如何进行修建，这些层层的疑团都笼罩在这座城市的上空。

We`re starting our international coverage in the war-torn Middle Eastern nation of Syria. Until this week, the city of Raqqa -- which was what the ISIS terrorist group saw as their capital -- they`ve been in complete control of Raqqa since early 2014. The terrorists wanted their own country based on their severe interpretation of Islam and they ruled Raqqa with brutality. They murdered someone publicly for smoking a cigarette.

With support from the U.S. military, the Syrian Democratic Forces launched a battle to regain control of Raqqa in June. They announced ISIS`s defeat earlier this week. They expect Raqqa to be fully liberated any day now.

But what`s left? The international aid group Save the Children says tens of thousands of people who fled Raqqa still need aid and many of those who might try to find their homes will see only rubble and burned, hollowed out buildings.

Who actually controls the city? Who would pay to start rebuilding it? And how it could all be rebuilt are the questions that hang in the air over the city.