Published : 21-10-2017
ISIS violently attacked the “Japanese Hospital” and “Al-Ezz ibn Abd Al-Salam” school located at the intersection of Yarmouk camp, Yelda and Al-Tadamon neighborhood, yesterday. The attack led to its control of the two points – the hospital and school – and quickly violent clashes erupted between “Jaish Al-Islam” and the “Aknaf Beit Al-Maqdes” and “Sham Al-Rasool” battalions, which led to the restoration of control of the hospital.
The violent clashes were centered close to the UNRWA clinic and the delegates’ high school, where the opposition groups blocked attacks by ISIS at those points that are under the opposition’s control.
The Damascus Brigade announced that it had targeted ISIS’s sites and fortifications with heavy machine guns, explosive devices and light weapons on the front of the “Zalikha” area in “Al-Tadamon” neighborhood.
The Brigade said that the operation came “with the aim of easing the pressure on the rebel battalions in front of the swimming pool and school on the outskirts of the Yarmouk camp, which were facing an attack by ISIS on these sites.”
AGPS’s reporter in south Damascus a number of victims were killed in the ranks of the fighting groups, following violent clashes between ISIS and the armed Syrian opposition factions.
Our correspondent reported the death of two fighters from “Jaish Al-Islam” and “Aknaf Beit Al-Maqdes” as well as several injuries, in addition to the death of three members of ISIS.
Our correspondent confirmed the eviction of residents living near the main points of the fighting between Yarmouk camp and Yelda town at the swimming pool axis. No casualties were recorded among the civilians.
ISIS had taken control of Yamrouk camp with the aid and support of the members of Al-Nusra Front that were inside the camp. This led to the displacement of thousands of the camp’s residents to the neighboring towns, after fearing their lives. The Syrian regime and its affiliated factions continue to impose a siege on the camp, preventing its residents from leaving or returning to it.
ISIS violently attacked the “Japanese Hospital” and “Al-Ezz ibn Abd Al-Salam” school located at the intersection of Yarmouk camp, Yelda and Al-Tadamon neighborhood, yesterday. The attack led to its control of the two points – the hospital and school – and quickly violent clashes erupted between “Jaish Al-Islam” and the “Aknaf Beit Al-Maqdes” and “Sham Al-Rasool” battalions, which led to the restoration of control of the hospital.
The violent clashes were centered close to the UNRWA clinic and the delegates’ high school, where the opposition groups blocked attacks by ISIS at those points that are under the opposition’s control.
The Damascus Brigade announced that it had targeted ISIS’s sites and fortifications with heavy machine guns, explosive devices and light weapons on the front of the “Zalikha” area in “Al-Tadamon” neighborhood.
The Brigade said that the operation came “with the aim of easing the pressure on the rebel battalions in front of the swimming pool and school on the outskirts of the Yarmouk camp, which were facing an attack by ISIS on these sites.”
AGPS’s reporter in south Damascus a number of victims were killed in the ranks of the fighting groups, following violent clashes between ISIS and the armed Syrian opposition factions.
Our correspondent reported the death of two fighters from “Jaish Al-Islam” and “Aknaf Beit Al-Maqdes” as well as several injuries, in addition to the death of three members of ISIS.
Our correspondent confirmed the eviction of residents living near the main points of the fighting between Yarmouk camp and Yelda town at the swimming pool axis. No casualties were recorded among the civilians.
ISIS had taken control of Yamrouk camp with the aid and support of the members of Al-Nusra Front that were inside the camp. This led to the displacement of thousands of the camp’s residents to the neighboring towns, after fearing their lives. The Syrian regime and its affiliated factions continue to impose a siege on the camp, preventing its residents from leaving or returning to it.
