Published : 25-04-2018
The leadership of the coalition of the Palestinian resistance forces in Syria, questioned at a meeting held yesterday in Damascus to discuss the situation in Yarmouk camp and the political developments, the validity of the news regarding the severe damage in Yarmouk camp, caused by the military operation launched by the Syrian regime on the camp and the towns of the region to the south of Damascus. However, eyewitnesses who recently left Yarmouk camp confirmed that most of the lanes and alleys of the camp have been destroyed by the air raids and ongoing bombardments targeting Yarmouk camp over the past six days, noting that large-scale and almost total destruction hit the civilian houses in Al-Magharba Street, Al-Quds, Al-Mansoura, Street 15, Street 30, the area surrounding the Palestine roundabout, the main Yarmouk Street, Ain Ghazal and Al-Orouba.
On his part, the Secretary General of the Palestinian Popular Struggle Front and Secretary of the Palestinian Resistance Groups Alliance, Khaled Abdul Majid, considered in his statement to the “Watan” newspaper that, “There is an exaggeration in the reports suggesting the major destruction of Yarmouk camp, and this comes within attempts made by hostile foreign parties in order to harm the Syrian state and factions,” considering the military operation taking place in south Damascus a great victory for the capital, because it will purge it of the remnants of terrorism and will lead to important political results in any future political moves.
In a statement to Al-Watan, on the sidelines of the meeting, the Assistant Secretary-General of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command, Talal Naji, confirmed that the agreement concluded last Thursday, between the Syrian Arab Army and the terrorist organization ISIS, with the support of Russia, which orders the departure of ISIS’s fighters and their families no later than 6pm that day, from the south of the capital to an area in the Syrian desert near Sukhna, is scheduled to be implemented.
According to Naji, the agreement also includes the departure of Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham’s fighters, but that evening, “They broke the agreement and retreated from their commitment to what they agreed to in the negotiations. The army had directed them a warning if they did not comply, to start the battle, which actually began at 6 pm.”
The leadership of the coalition of the Palestinian resistance forces in Syria, questioned at a meeting held yesterday in Damascus to discuss the situation in Yarmouk camp and the political developments, the validity of the news regarding the severe damage in Yarmouk camp, caused by the military operation launched by the Syrian regime on the camp and the towns of the region to the south of Damascus. However, eyewitnesses who recently left Yarmouk camp confirmed that most of the lanes and alleys of the camp have been destroyed by the air raids and ongoing bombardments targeting Yarmouk camp over the past six days, noting that large-scale and almost total destruction hit the civilian houses in Al-Magharba Street, Al-Quds, Al-Mansoura, Street 15, Street 30, the area surrounding the Palestine roundabout, the main Yarmouk Street, Ain Ghazal and Al-Orouba.
On his part, the Secretary General of the Palestinian Popular Struggle Front and Secretary of the Palestinian Resistance Groups Alliance, Khaled Abdul Majid, considered in his statement to the “Watan” newspaper that, “There is an exaggeration in the reports suggesting the major destruction of Yarmouk camp, and this comes within attempts made by hostile foreign parties in order to harm the Syrian state and factions,” considering the military operation taking place in south Damascus a great victory for the capital, because it will purge it of the remnants of terrorism and will lead to important political results in any future political moves.
In a statement to Al-Watan, on the sidelines of the meeting, the Assistant Secretary-General of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command, Talal Naji, confirmed that the agreement concluded last Thursday, between the Syrian Arab Army and the terrorist organization ISIS, with the support of Russia, which orders the departure of ISIS’s fighters and their families no later than 6pm that day, from the south of the capital to an area in the Syrian desert near Sukhna, is scheduled to be implemented.
According to Naji, the agreement also includes the departure of Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham’s fighters, but that evening, “They broke the agreement and retreated from their commitment to what they agreed to in the negotiations. The army had directed them a warning if they did not comply, to start the battle, which actually began at 6 pm.”
