Published : 17-09-2017
AGPS’s correspondent in south Damascus said that a number of patients and injured people are expected to be released from “Tahrir A-Sham” areas, west of Yarmouk camo, in the upcoming days. This comes under the four-city agreement signed “Tahrir Al-Sham” and the Syrian regime, which includes Yarmouk camp.
ISIS continues its tightening procedures on the residents of “Rijh”Square and the streets of“Haifa” and “Seforeyya,” west of Yarmouk camp under the pretext of subordination to the control of Tahrir Al-Sham (previously known as Fath Al-Sham), by continuing to impose a siege on that area.
Almost 130 members of “Tahrir Al-Sham” (previously known as Al-Nusra) are located in the areas it controls in Yarmouk camp, according to Syrian government sources. They are expected to be evacuated from the camp to north Syria, under the four-city agreement with the regime.
AGPS’s correspondent in south Damascus said that a number of patients and injured people are expected to be released from “Tahrir A-Sham” areas, west of Yarmouk camo, in the upcoming days. This comes under the four-city agreement signed “Tahrir Al-Sham” and the Syrian regime, which includes Yarmouk camp.
ISIS continues its tightening procedures on the residents of “Rijh”Square and the streets of“Haifa” and “Seforeyya,” west of Yarmouk camp under the pretext of subordination to the control of Tahrir Al-Sham (previously known as Fath Al-Sham), by continuing to impose a siege on that area.
Almost 130 members of “Tahrir Al-Sham” (previously known as Al-Nusra) are located in the areas it controls in Yarmouk camp, according to Syrian government sources. They are expected to be evacuated from the camp to north Syria, under the four-city agreement with the regime.
