Published : 03-06-2016
An unknown explosive device exploded yesterday in Al Quds Street in the Yarmouk camp south of the capital Damascus, and led to the death of two former leaders of Al Nusra; they are: Abu Bilal Hujeera and Firas Al Qashi. The explosion also resulted in a number of casualties among civilians.
The injuries were transferred to Al MAidani hospital at Al Hajar Al Aswad area; the stronghold of ISIS. It is noted that Al Quds Street area, where the explosive device were planted, is controlled by the Syrian regime. The two former leaders, Hujeera and Qashi, were split from the Nusra Front since the beginning of fighting between ISIS and Nusra 65 days ago.
In addition, witnesses from inside the camp, reported that ISIS members started digging tunnels between the residential buildings in areas controlled by Al Nusra Front and the people of Yarmouk movement - Buraq Brigades, as a prelude to trap and explode the tunnels. The two conflict parties continue to dig people's homes and open walls in the ongoing attempts to control the areas and residential buildings away from sniper fire.
The clashes between ISIS and Nusra has been ongoing for 65 days in most neighborhoods of the Yarmouk refugee camp, which led to the death and injury of a number of civilians, and restrict their movement to bring the basic daily needs.
it is worth mentioning that the Syrian regime forces backed up with affiliated Palestinian groups continue to besiege the Yarmouk refugee camp for around (1083) days respectively, and continue to completely cut off electricity for (1144) days, and water for (633) days respectively, as they prevent the entry of food and medicine and prevent residents from entering or leaving through the main entrance.
An unknown explosive device exploded yesterday in Al Quds Street in the Yarmouk camp south of the capital Damascus, and led to the death of two former leaders of Al Nusra; they are: Abu Bilal Hujeera and Firas Al Qashi. The explosion also resulted in a number of casualties among civilians.
The injuries were transferred to Al MAidani hospital at Al Hajar Al Aswad area; the stronghold of ISIS. It is noted that Al Quds Street area, where the explosive device were planted, is controlled by the Syrian regime. The two former leaders, Hujeera and Qashi, were split from the Nusra Front since the beginning of fighting between ISIS and Nusra 65 days ago.
In addition, witnesses from inside the camp, reported that ISIS members started digging tunnels between the residential buildings in areas controlled by Al Nusra Front and the people of Yarmouk movement - Buraq Brigades, as a prelude to trap and explode the tunnels. The two conflict parties continue to dig people's homes and open walls in the ongoing attempts to control the areas and residential buildings away from sniper fire.
The clashes between ISIS and Nusra has been ongoing for 65 days in most neighborhoods of the Yarmouk refugee camp, which led to the death and injury of a number of civilians, and restrict their movement to bring the basic daily needs.
it is worth mentioning that the Syrian regime forces backed up with affiliated Palestinian groups continue to besiege the Yarmouk refugee camp for around (1083) days respectively, and continue to completely cut off electricity for (1144) days, and water for (633) days respectively, as they prevent the entry of food and medicine and prevent residents from entering or leaving through the main entrance.
