Published : 10-06-2016
In the meantime, ISIS exploded a tunnel on the axis of Khamastaash Street near Alshatat square in the besieged Yarmouk refugee camp the day before yesterday. The explosion came after the Nusra discovered the tunnel, for fear of being used by the latter during battles with ISIS. Sporadic clashes often broke out in this street between Nusra and ISIS who seeks to completely extend its control over the street.
Witnesses from inside the camp reported that members of ISIS started digging tunnels among the residential buildings in areas controlled by Nusra and the Movement of Yarmouk people - Buraq Brigades, in preparation for exploding them. The two conflict parties continue digging people's homes, and open walls in the ongoing attempts to control the areas and residential buildings away from sniper fire.
Clashes between ISIS and Nusra continue for more than 70 days at most neighborhoods of the Yarmouk camp, which led to the killing and injury of a number of civilians. The clashes also prevented civilians of moving in order to bring their basic needs.
it is noteworthy that the Syrian Regime forces supported by Palestinian groups are besieging that Yarmouk camp for about 1089 consecutive days, as they completely cut power for 1150 days, and water for 639 days. The forces prevent the entry of food and medicine, as well as they prevent the entry or exit of residents through the main entrance of the camp.
In the meantime, ISIS exploded a tunnel on the axis of Khamastaash Street near Alshatat square in the besieged Yarmouk refugee camp the day before yesterday. The explosion came after the Nusra discovered the tunnel, for fear of being used by the latter during battles with ISIS. Sporadic clashes often broke out in this street between Nusra and ISIS who seeks to completely extend its control over the street.
Witnesses from inside the camp reported that members of ISIS started digging tunnels among the residential buildings in areas controlled by Nusra and the Movement of Yarmouk people - Buraq Brigades, in preparation for exploding them. The two conflict parties continue digging people's homes, and open walls in the ongoing attempts to control the areas and residential buildings away from sniper fire.
Clashes between ISIS and Nusra continue for more than 70 days at most neighborhoods of the Yarmouk camp, which led to the killing and injury of a number of civilians. The clashes also prevented civilians of moving in order to bring their basic needs.
it is noteworthy that the Syrian Regime forces supported by Palestinian groups are besieging that Yarmouk camp for about 1089 consecutive days, as they completely cut power for 1150 days, and water for 639 days. The forces prevent the entry of food and medicine, as well as they prevent the entry or exit of residents through the main entrance of the camp.
