Terrorists are continuing to organize provocations in Idlib, Syria, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Thursday. Radical militants, primarily from Jabhat Al-Nusra and other groups linked to Al-Qaeda, fear being isolated after the implementation of the Russian-Turkish agreements, she said. Those militants “undertake all sorts of provocations and make the situation tense around the Idlib de-escalation zone, urging the continuation of the so-called resistance,” the spokeswoman said in Moscow. “We continue to receive information about the prepared large-scale staging of chemical attacks by terrorists in Idlib” that could be blamed on Syrian government forces, Zakharova said. A number of armed groups in Idlib declared their support for the Russia-Turkey agreement to settle the situation in the area, according to the Russian ministry.