Published : 27-05-2018
The Syrian opposition factions in south Syria published a video showing a number of members of ISIS who were arrested after leaving Yarmouk camp, according to an agreement between the regime and ISIS, which ended with the regime imposing its control on Yarmouk camp and Al-Hajar Al-Aswad neighborhood.
According to the video published by the factions, the Martyrs of Freedom Group, the Ahrar al-Sham Islamic Movement, and the Brigade of Mohagreen and Ansar, were able to arrest two members belonging to ISIS in Harak city, whom the Syrian regime had facilitated their passage from Al-Hajar Al-Aswad to the neighboring freed areas of the eastern suburbs of Deraa.
According to the confessions of one of the members, "there was a barrier between the organization and the regime that was entering them food. In addition, copper was sold through it to the regime and ammunition was brought in to ISIS in cars. He also noted that the Syrian regime’s aircraft threw ammunition and funds for the organization during the siege.”
The member pointed out that the injured were being treated at Al-Mahayni Hospital, located in Al-Midan, which is completely controlled by the Syrian regime.
The confessions of the members of ISIS intersect with the information transferred by activists in the south of Damascus, which confirm that the members of ISIS received treatment at Al-Mahayni Hospital.
The Syrian opposition factions in south Syria published a video showing a number of members of ISIS who were arrested after leaving Yarmouk camp, according to an agreement between the regime and ISIS, which ended with the regime imposing its control on Yarmouk camp and Al-Hajar Al-Aswad neighborhood.
According to the video published by the factions, the Martyrs of Freedom Group, the Ahrar al-Sham Islamic Movement, and the Brigade of Mohagreen and Ansar, were able to arrest two members belonging to ISIS in Harak city, whom the Syrian regime had facilitated their passage from Al-Hajar Al-Aswad to the neighboring freed areas of the eastern suburbs of Deraa.
According to the confessions of one of the members, "there was a barrier between the organization and the regime that was entering them food. In addition, copper was sold through it to the regime and ammunition was brought in to ISIS in cars. He also noted that the Syrian regime’s aircraft threw ammunition and funds for the organization during the siege.”
The member pointed out that the injured were being treated at Al-Mahayni Hospital, located in Al-Midan, which is completely controlled by the Syrian regime.
The confessions of the members of ISIS intersect with the information transferred by activists in the south of Damascus, which confirm that the members of ISIS received treatment at Al-Mahayni Hospital.
