Group of Syrians rests after illegally entering Turkey

KILIS, Turkey - A group of Syrians rests on Sept. 10, 2014, after illegally crossing the border into an area near the southern Turkey city of Kilis from Syria before U.S. air strikes against Islamic State militants. More than three million Syrians are estimated to have fled their country. (Kyodo)

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