Published : 23-03-2018
In Damascus, Yarmouk camp is witnessing a state of cautious calm, after a wave of bombardments which targeted the areas controlled by ISIS in Yarmouk camp and Al-Hajar Al-Aswad neighborhood, as well as the violent clashes that broke out a few days ago between the Syrian regime forces and its affiliated Palestinian factions, and ISIS, on the Martyrs’ Sector axis, the Tadamon neighborhood and Palestine Street.
On his part, the Action Group’s correspondent confirmed that the western side of Yarmouk camp, which is controlled by Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham, has been calm for the past few days, adding that ISIS is still imposing its tight siege on the area, preventing the residents from leaving or entering the region.
Our correspondent indicated that the armed Syrian opposition factions in south Damascus is still closing the Orouba checkpoint, which links between Yarmouk camp and Yelda, aggravating the humanitarian suffering of the besieged civilians inside the camp significantly, especially regarding securing medicine for the patients and providing the necessary food supplies.
The armed Syrian opposition in Yelda closed the Orouba checkpoint completely with dirt mounds, on the 17th of March 2018, which was considered the last port available for the people, linking between Yarmouk camp and the neighboring towns.
In Damascus, Yarmouk camp is witnessing a state of cautious calm, after a wave of bombardments which targeted the areas controlled by ISIS in Yarmouk camp and Al-Hajar Al-Aswad neighborhood, as well as the violent clashes that broke out a few days ago between the Syrian regime forces and its affiliated Palestinian factions, and ISIS, on the Martyrs’ Sector axis, the Tadamon neighborhood and Palestine Street.
On his part, the Action Group’s correspondent confirmed that the western side of Yarmouk camp, which is controlled by Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham, has been calm for the past few days, adding that ISIS is still imposing its tight siege on the area, preventing the residents from leaving or entering the region.
Our correspondent indicated that the armed Syrian opposition factions in south Damascus is still closing the Orouba checkpoint, which links between Yarmouk camp and Yelda, aggravating the humanitarian suffering of the besieged civilians inside the camp significantly, especially regarding securing medicine for the patients and providing the necessary food supplies.
The armed Syrian opposition in Yelda closed the Orouba checkpoint completely with dirt mounds, on the 17th of March 2018, which was considered the last port available for the people, linking between Yarmouk camp and the neighboring towns.
