Published : 13-03-2018
The Syrian regime forces bombarded Yarmouk camp and Al-Hajar Al-Aswad yesterday, with warplanes and heavy artillery shells, causing great panic among the civilians and destruction to the homes of the besieged.
Our correspondent reported that the regime forces launched three air raids on Al-Hajar Al-Aswad, ISIS’s stronghold, as well as bombarding the neighborhood with artillery shells and heavy machine guns, in the direction of Al-Qadam region, which is adjacent to the neighborhood.
Meanwhile, our correspondent confirmed that it recorded the fall of a number of heavy artillery shells on the neighborhoods of the besieged Yarmouk camp, prompting some families and civilians to flee again to the town of Yelda, which lies adjacent to the camp.
Local sources in south Damascus said that ISIS, which is in control of the Orouba checkpoint lining between Yelda and Yarmouk camp, prevented men from leaving the camp and allowed only women and children to pass through. The checkpoint witnessed major mobilization of the members of ISIS.
In the meantime, the Syrian regime and its affiliated Palestinian factions’ siege on Yarmouk camp continues, for its 1698th day, as well as ISIS’s siege, which is been controlling the camp since April 2015.
The Syrian regime forces bombarded Yarmouk camp and Al-Hajar Al-Aswad yesterday, with warplanes and heavy artillery shells, causing great panic among the civilians and destruction to the homes of the besieged.
Our correspondent reported that the regime forces launched three air raids on Al-Hajar Al-Aswad, ISIS’s stronghold, as well as bombarding the neighborhood with artillery shells and heavy machine guns, in the direction of Al-Qadam region, which is adjacent to the neighborhood.
Meanwhile, our correspondent confirmed that it recorded the fall of a number of heavy artillery shells on the neighborhoods of the besieged Yarmouk camp, prompting some families and civilians to flee again to the town of Yelda, which lies adjacent to the camp.
Local sources in south Damascus said that ISIS, which is in control of the Orouba checkpoint lining between Yelda and Yarmouk camp, prevented men from leaving the camp and allowed only women and children to pass through. The checkpoint witnessed major mobilization of the members of ISIS.
In the meantime, the Syrian regime and its affiliated Palestinian factions’ siege on Yarmouk camp continues, for its 1698th day, as well as ISIS’s siege, which is been controlling the camp since April 2015.
