Published : 10-02-2018
17 civilians and members of ISIS left south Damascus, after coordinating with the Syrian regime. According to sources in south Damascus, they left in exchange of large sums of money, which exceeded $2000.
Our correspondent reported that the members of ISIS and the majority of civilians who left, are relatives of ISIS’s leaders, including “Abu Mohammed Al-Mahmoud,” the brother of ISIS’s former leader in south Damascus Abu Hesham Al-Khaboury, “Araby Mohammed,” Al-Khaboury’s cousin, in addition to “Jaafar Hejeira Khaboury,” and “Abu Hozaifa Al-Khaboury.”
The exiting of leaders and members of ISIS from the areas of its control, has escalated in the recent past, because of the internal conflict in ISIS, and the non-payment of its fighters for several months.
17 civilians and members of ISIS left south Damascus, after coordinating with the Syrian regime. According to sources in south Damascus, they left in exchange of large sums of money, which exceeded $2000.
Our correspondent reported that the members of ISIS and the majority of civilians who left, are relatives of ISIS’s leaders, including “Abu Mohammed Al-Mahmoud,” the brother of ISIS’s former leader in south Damascus Abu Hesham Al-Khaboury, “Araby Mohammed,” Al-Khaboury’s cousin, in addition to “Jaafar Hejeira Khaboury,” and “Abu Hozaifa Al-Khaboury.”
The exiting of leaders and members of ISIS from the areas of its control, has escalated in the recent past, because of the internal conflict in ISIS, and the non-payment of its fighters for several months.
