Published : 09-02-2018
Our correspondent in south Syria reported that ISIS bombarded the town of Muzayrib with an artillery shell, confirming that it did not explode. The shell fell onto the highway cemetery without injuries.
In the same context, the Military Council of the armed opposition in the town of Muzayrib issued an official statement, in which it imposed a curfew on the residents, because of the security tension in the area amid ISIS’s attempts to storm into the town and its launching of surprise attacks on the armed opposition forces’ sites.
Members of ISIS launched a surprise attack last Wednesday, on the town of Hayt in the Yarmouk Basin. This came in conjunction with the break out of violent clashes between the armed Syrian opposition and ISIS, in which all types of light, medium and heavy weapons were used, including artillery and rocket launchers.
The armed Syrian opposition factions in Muzayrib imposed a night curfew on 24-01-2018, in an attempt to reduce the incidence of kidnappings and theft in the town. The curfew began at 9 pm and ended at 5 am.
The suffering of the residents of Muzayrib continues in general, and approximately 1700 Palestinian families in particular, are complaining of extremely harsh living conditions, especially with the approach of winter, the lack of aid, the expensive prices and the widespread of unemployment among them, resulting from the ongoing conflict in Syria.
Our correspondent in south Syria reported that ISIS bombarded the town of Muzayrib with an artillery shell, confirming that it did not explode. The shell fell onto the highway cemetery without injuries.
In the same context, the Military Council of the armed opposition in the town of Muzayrib issued an official statement, in which it imposed a curfew on the residents, because of the security tension in the area amid ISIS’s attempts to storm into the town and its launching of surprise attacks on the armed opposition forces’ sites.
Members of ISIS launched a surprise attack last Wednesday, on the town of Hayt in the Yarmouk Basin. This came in conjunction with the break out of violent clashes between the armed Syrian opposition and ISIS, in which all types of light, medium and heavy weapons were used, including artillery and rocket launchers.
The armed Syrian opposition factions in Muzayrib imposed a night curfew on 24-01-2018, in an attempt to reduce the incidence of kidnappings and theft in the town. The curfew began at 9 pm and ended at 5 am.
The suffering of the residents of Muzayrib continues in general, and approximately 1700 Palestinian families in particular, are complaining of extremely harsh living conditions, especially with the approach of winter, the lack of aid, the expensive prices and the widespread of unemployment among them, resulting from the ongoing conflict in Syria.
