Published : 09-06-2016
ISIS released a woman who was arrested yesterday after she cursed some members of ISIS after they prevented her to reach her house at the YAtmouk camp. Eye witnesses reported that ISIS members opened fire against 3 women yesterday and they arrested one of them and detained her at Al Hajar Al Aswad area under the pretext of her husband being a fighter at Al Nusra.
They also added that ISIS has arrested the young man, Hussein Salfiti, with no charges and he was led to unknown area, while activists and eye witnesses confirm that there are detainees for ISIS and they are still unaccounted for.
Some activists believe that this is a new chapter of tightening and escalation against the besieged civilians in the Yarmouk camp, and also against Nusra members who are besieged in some areas of the camp. Clashes are still ongoing between the two parties for about 2 months with no progress for any of them.
Residents of Yarmouk are still suffering due to the siege imposed by the regular army and the GC groups for 1088 days respectively, power cut for more than 1149 days, and water cut for 638 consecutive days. The Syrian regime also prevents the entry of food and medical supplies, as well as the return of residents to their houses, in addition to the ongoing fighting inside the camp. Moreover, ISIS is still imposing restrictions against the besieged residents of Yarmouk in the clashes areas with Nusra.
ISIS released a woman who was arrested yesterday after she cursed some members of ISIS after they prevented her to reach her house at the YAtmouk camp. Eye witnesses reported that ISIS members opened fire against 3 women yesterday and they arrested one of them and detained her at Al Hajar Al Aswad area under the pretext of her husband being a fighter at Al Nusra.
They also added that ISIS has arrested the young man, Hussein Salfiti, with no charges and he was led to unknown area, while activists and eye witnesses confirm that there are detainees for ISIS and they are still unaccounted for.
Some activists believe that this is a new chapter of tightening and escalation against the besieged civilians in the Yarmouk camp, and also against Nusra members who are besieged in some areas of the camp. Clashes are still ongoing between the two parties for about 2 months with no progress for any of them.
Residents of Yarmouk are still suffering due to the siege imposed by the regular army and the GC groups for 1088 days respectively, power cut for more than 1149 days, and water cut for 638 consecutive days. The Syrian regime also prevents the entry of food and medical supplies, as well as the return of residents to their houses, in addition to the ongoing fighting inside the camp. Moreover, ISIS is still imposing restrictions against the besieged residents of Yarmouk in the clashes areas with Nusra.
