Published : 02-12-2017
Activists quoted local sources in south Damascus, saying that two members of ISIS left the area of Al-Hajar Al-Aswad, in coordination with the regime.
They are “Abu Sohaib Al-Khabory,” brother of “Abu Hesham Al-Khabory” who is the former leader of ISIS in Al-Hajar Al-Aswad, and “Abu Zahraa,” in addition to Al-Khabory’s brother who is not a member of ISIS, according to the sources.
Our reporter added that the members left from the southern area through the Bardy checkpoint, which belongs to the Syrian regime, to an unknown destination.
Leaders of ISIS and those close to them are continuously leaving the area, amid talks about finding a close solution that will end ISIS’s control over Al-Hajar Al-Aswad and Yarmouk camp. Regarding the members who will remain to face their fate after all the leaders leave the area, their situation has not yet been concluded.
Many leaders and members of ISIS left the areas controlled by the organization in the past period of time, the latest being Rateb Tayara, the former media representative of ISIS, leaving from the Martyrs Sector in Yarmouk camp.
Violent clashes occurred yesterday, using medium weapons and guided bombs, between ISIS and Jaish Al-Islam at the Zein neighborhood axis in the south of Yarmouk camp. The clashes lasted several hours decreasing its intensity with the sunset. No injuries have been heard of on both sides.
Activists quoted local sources in south Damascus, saying that two members of ISIS left the area of Al-Hajar Al-Aswad, in coordination with the regime.
They are “Abu Sohaib Al-Khabory,” brother of “Abu Hesham Al-Khabory” who is the former leader of ISIS in Al-Hajar Al-Aswad, and “Abu Zahraa,” in addition to Al-Khabory’s brother who is not a member of ISIS, according to the sources.
Our reporter added that the members left from the southern area through the Bardy checkpoint, which belongs to the Syrian regime, to an unknown destination.
Leaders of ISIS and those close to them are continuously leaving the area, amid talks about finding a close solution that will end ISIS’s control over Al-Hajar Al-Aswad and Yarmouk camp. Regarding the members who will remain to face their fate after all the leaders leave the area, their situation has not yet been concluded.
Many leaders and members of ISIS left the areas controlled by the organization in the past period of time, the latest being Rateb Tayara, the former media representative of ISIS, leaving from the Martyrs Sector in Yarmouk camp.
Violent clashes occurred yesterday, using medium weapons and guided bombs, between ISIS and Jaish Al-Islam at the Zein neighborhood axis in the south of Yarmouk camp. The clashes lasted several hours decreasing its intensity with the sunset. No injuries have been heard of on both sides.
