Published : 14-04-2016
The ongoing clashes between members of ISIS and Al Nusra at the Yarmouk refugee camp in Damascus resulted in the burning of a number of homes at Jaouna neighborhood the day before yesterday night, where violent clashes broke out between the two parties, using various kinds of weapons, including firebombs, which led to the burning of several houses in the neighborhood.
It is noteworthy that ISIS had stormed the Yarmouk refugee camp on early April 2015 backing by members of al-Nasra Front who's in the Yarmouk since that time.
It is noteworthy that the clashes between the two parties enter its seventh day, in light of the continued worsening of living conditions, especially the water cuts and the full absence of health services for the camp, which is mainly besieged by the regular army and groups of the Popular Front - General Command
The ongoing clashes between members of ISIS and Al Nusra at the Yarmouk refugee camp in Damascus resulted in the burning of a number of homes at Jaouna neighborhood the day before yesterday night, where violent clashes broke out between the two parties, using various kinds of weapons, including firebombs, which led to the burning of several houses in the neighborhood.
It is noteworthy that ISIS had stormed the Yarmouk refugee camp on early April 2015 backing by members of al-Nasra Front who's in the Yarmouk since that time.
It is noteworthy that the clashes between the two parties enter its seventh day, in light of the continued worsening of living conditions, especially the water cuts and the full absence of health services for the camp, which is mainly besieged by the regular army and groups of the Popular Front - General Command
