Rami Jarrah, a Syrian journalist with the opposition Activist News Association, is currently in Aleppo reporting on the impact of intensified airstrikes on the portion of the city controlled by Syrian rebels. Most of the strikes these days are being carried out by Russian warplanes, he says, and they appear to be quite random.

As he moves around the city documenting the aftermath of the bombings, he has been photographing the people he meets. The photos, posted on Instagram, offer a haunting glimpse into the lives of those living with the daily terror of bombs falling from the sky. Some of them lost children; others are children, grappling with horrors they are barely old enough to understand.