Published : 08-09-2017
Our correspondent also confirmed that six humanitarian aid cars provided by the Syrian Red Crescent, were allowed into the areas controlled by Tahrir AlSham (previously known as Al-Nusra), in West Yarmouk camp in south Damascus, by the Syrian government forces on Wednesday.
This came as part of the four-city agreement signed under the agreement that took place between the Syrian opposition and the Syrian government forces and its affiliates, to evacuate the pro-governmental towns of Kafriya and AlFou'a in the north, in exchange to evacuating the areas of Zabadani, Madaya and Yarmouk camp from militants.
A media source close to the Syrian government stated that the Red Crescent Society entered 600 shares of food, as well as medical aid, to the west of Yarmouk camp that is controlled by "Tahrir AlSham" and besieged by Syrian forces and ISIS militants from either side.
Meanwhile, residents of Yarmouk camp are still complaining of the violations and repressive practices committed by ISIS towards them. They are suffering from the continued siege imposed on the camp and the disastrous humanitarian situation that almost three thousand people are living inside the camp, in addition to more than ten thousand Palestinians that have been displaced from Yarmouk to the areas of Yelda, Babila, and Beit Sahem.
Our correspondent also confirmed that six humanitarian aid cars provided by the Syrian Red Crescent, were allowed into the areas controlled by Tahrir AlSham (previously known as Al-Nusra), in West Yarmouk camp in south Damascus, by the Syrian government forces on Wednesday.
This came as part of the four-city agreement signed under the agreement that took place between the Syrian opposition and the Syrian government forces and its affiliates, to evacuate the pro-governmental towns of Kafriya and AlFou'a in the north, in exchange to evacuating the areas of Zabadani, Madaya and Yarmouk camp from militants.
A media source close to the Syrian government stated that the Red Crescent Society entered 600 shares of food, as well as medical aid, to the west of Yarmouk camp that is controlled by "Tahrir AlSham" and besieged by Syrian forces and ISIS militants from either side.
Meanwhile, residents of Yarmouk camp are still complaining of the violations and repressive practices committed by ISIS towards them. They are suffering from the continued siege imposed on the camp and the disastrous humanitarian situation that almost three thousand people are living inside the camp, in addition to more than ten thousand Palestinians that have been displaced from Yarmouk to the areas of Yelda, Babila, and Beit Sahem.
