Published : 21-05-2016
Fighting and clashes are still ongoing in the besieged Yarmouk camp south of the capital Damascus for 43 consecutive days between ISIS and Al Nusra, which led to the death of tens of members from both sides. ISIS members sneaked at Al Thalatheen Street west of the camp and resulted in violent clashes between them and the Nusra.
This coincided with sniping operations from the hall towers and Sufian Althawri barracks controlled by Assad's forces and Palestinian groups overlooking the camp. The sniping targeted overlooking buildings on Al Thalatheen Street, while activists accused the regular army members of complicity and overlooked ISIS members while trying to sneak. Meanwhile, violent clashes broke out between the Syrian regime alongside the affiliated groups and Al Nusra Front on several axes of the camp.
This comes in light of ISIS attempts to impose new restrictions over the residents at the Yarmouk camp who are besieged at the clashes areas with Nusra Front, as they were prevented to enter food and water to the besieged areas, according to a number of residents. The regular army and the affiliated groups are still besieging the camp for 1070 days respectively, as they cut power for more than 11311 days, and water for 620 days respectively.
Fighting and clashes are still ongoing in the besieged Yarmouk camp south of the capital Damascus for 43 consecutive days between ISIS and Al Nusra, which led to the death of tens of members from both sides. ISIS members sneaked at Al Thalatheen Street west of the camp and resulted in violent clashes between them and the Nusra.
This coincided with sniping operations from the hall towers and Sufian Althawri barracks controlled by Assad's forces and Palestinian groups overlooking the camp. The sniping targeted overlooking buildings on Al Thalatheen Street, while activists accused the regular army members of complicity and overlooked ISIS members while trying to sneak. Meanwhile, violent clashes broke out between the Syrian regime alongside the affiliated groups and Al Nusra Front on several axes of the camp.
This comes in light of ISIS attempts to impose new restrictions over the residents at the Yarmouk camp who are besieged at the clashes areas with Nusra Front, as they were prevented to enter food and water to the besieged areas, according to a number of residents. The regular army and the affiliated groups are still besieging the camp for 1070 days respectively, as they cut power for more than 11311 days, and water for 620 days respectively.
