Published : 28-08-2018
The Palestine Free Movement military chief, Saed Abdul Al, denied social media reports about the group’s decision to lay off gunmen after it recaptured Yarmouk Camp.
Speaking with Harmoon Center for Contemporary Studies, Abdul Al denied the above claims, saying the Free Palestine Movement has rather deployed gunmen at other flashpoints and that a handful of fighters applied for joining the group’s political bureau following the recapture of Yarmouk Camp.
Abdul Al reiterated the movement’s commitment “to defend every single inch of the Syrian territories.”
Recently, sources told AGPS that a number of Palestinian factions in Damascus have laid off dozens of Palestinian gunmen over the past few months.
According to the same sources, the Free Palestine Movement, Fatah AlIntifada, and AlSa’eka group disarmed dozens of pro-government fighters and cut off their salaries. Only a handful of gunmen were left in Yarmouk Camp.
The Palestine Free Movement military chief, Saed Abdul Al, denied social media reports about the group’s decision to lay off gunmen after it recaptured Yarmouk Camp.
Speaking with Harmoon Center for Contemporary Studies, Abdul Al denied the above claims, saying the Free Palestine Movement has rather deployed gunmen at other flashpoints and that a handful of fighters applied for joining the group’s political bureau following the recapture of Yarmouk Camp.
Abdul Al reiterated the movement’s commitment “to defend every single inch of the Syrian territories.”
Recently, sources told AGPS that a number of Palestinian factions in Damascus have laid off dozens of Palestinian gunmen over the past few months.
According to the same sources, the Free Palestine Movement, Fatah AlIntifada, and AlSa’eka group disarmed dozens of pro-government fighters and cut off their salaries. Only a handful of gunmen were left in Yarmouk Camp.
