Published : 08-05-2018
The Syrian warplanes launched its air raids on Yarmouk camp and the neighborhoods of Al-Hajar Al-Aswad and Al-Tadamon. It also targeted the mentioned neighborhoods with artillery and rocket-propelled grenades, causing more damage to the civilian buildings in the camp. This came in conjunction with violent fighting between the Syrian regime forces and the Palestinian factions loyal to it, and ISIS, on all the fighting axes in the south of Damascus, where the regime continues to carry out incursions from the axis of Beirut Street and the axis of Al-Qadam neighborhood.
Media sources close to the regime said that its forces progressed on a number of axes and took control of residential blocks on the north-west axis of Yarmouk camp, referring to the arrival of new military reinforcements in Al-Hajar Al-Aswad.
On its part, ISIS stated that it killed a number of the regime’s fighters, and ambushed a group belonging to the regime in the Orouba area in Yarmouk camp. According to media sources close to ISIS, 10 victims have been documented.
In the meantime, the remaining residents of Yarmouk camp are suffering from very difficult humanitarian conditions, in the absence of the means of life, while activists have confirmed that over 15 civilians remain buried under the rubble in one of the cellars hit by the bombardments, killing two refugees and injuring many others.
The Syrian warplanes launched its air raids on Yarmouk camp and the neighborhoods of Al-Hajar Al-Aswad and Al-Tadamon. It also targeted the mentioned neighborhoods with artillery and rocket-propelled grenades, causing more damage to the civilian buildings in the camp. This came in conjunction with violent fighting between the Syrian regime forces and the Palestinian factions loyal to it, and ISIS, on all the fighting axes in the south of Damascus, where the regime continues to carry out incursions from the axis of Beirut Street and the axis of Al-Qadam neighborhood.
Media sources close to the regime said that its forces progressed on a number of axes and took control of residential blocks on the north-west axis of Yarmouk camp, referring to the arrival of new military reinforcements in Al-Hajar Al-Aswad.
On its part, ISIS stated that it killed a number of the regime’s fighters, and ambushed a group belonging to the regime in the Orouba area in Yarmouk camp. According to media sources close to ISIS, 10 victims have been documented.
In the meantime, the remaining residents of Yarmouk camp are suffering from very difficult humanitarian conditions, in the absence of the means of life, while activists have confirmed that over 15 civilians remain buried under the rubble in one of the cellars hit by the bombardments, killing two refugees and injuring many others.
