Published : 19-07-2016
Hussein Falah, Imam of a mosque and one of the dignitaries of Khan AL Shieh camp, was exposed yesterday morning to a failed assassination attempt after warplanes targeted his house. The shelling resulted in damage of properties and a state of panic among civilians, especially children. Falah has not any political or military activities, however, activists believe that the Syrian Regime is practicing a plan for the assassination of public figures and dignitaries in Khan Al Shieh camp, as well as harassment of civilians and continued bombardment.
The AGPS correspondent reported that Russian and Syrian warplanes launched several raids on the western and eastern outskirts of Khan Al Shieh camp, which resulted in one injury as a result of shrapnel that reached homes of civilians, and led to the destruction of a civilian car.
This comes amid continuous areal shelling that targets the camp and the adjacent farms in a daily basis, coinciding with the closure of all roads linking the camp with the center of the capital Damascus.
The AGPS documented 117 victims who died since the beginning of war events in Syria.
Hussein Falah, Imam of a mosque and one of the dignitaries of Khan AL Shieh camp, was exposed yesterday morning to a failed assassination attempt after warplanes targeted his house. The shelling resulted in damage of properties and a state of panic among civilians, especially children. Falah has not any political or military activities, however, activists believe that the Syrian Regime is practicing a plan for the assassination of public figures and dignitaries in Khan Al Shieh camp, as well as harassment of civilians and continued bombardment.
The AGPS correspondent reported that Russian and Syrian warplanes launched several raids on the western and eastern outskirts of Khan Al Shieh camp, which resulted in one injury as a result of shrapnel that reached homes of civilians, and led to the destruction of a civilian car.
This comes amid continuous areal shelling that targets the camp and the adjacent farms in a daily basis, coinciding with the closure of all roads linking the camp with the center of the capital Damascus.
The AGPS documented 117 victims who died since the beginning of war events in Syria.
