Published : 28-08-2019
The Palestine Liberation Organization (PLA) said on its Facebook page that it has been involved in pro-government battles in Idlib’s northern outskirts.
In a live footage, PLA gunmen appear as unleashing mortars and missiles targeting anti-government squads.
Sometime earlier, PLA’s Chief of Staff, Major General Tareq AlKhadra, said nearly 6,000 conscripts have been fighting alongside PLA at over 15 sites across war-ravaged Syria.
AGPS documented the death of 277 PLA fighters since the outburst of the bloody shootouts in Syria.
The Syrian government forces continue to drag Palestinian refugees to mandatory military conscription, forcing dozens to become internally displaced and dozens more to seek refuge in other countries.
Those who refuse conscription are subjected to crackdowns, abductions and even executions. As a result, thousands fled the tension-stricken country in the hunt for a safer shelter.
In leaked affidavits, pro-government recruits and breakaways said they have been forced to carry out exhausting personal chores for government officers against their will and under threat of punishment. Even those who have had their security files worked out have been involved in forced labor.
The Palestine Liberation Organization (PLA) said on its Facebook page that it has been involved in pro-government battles in Idlib’s northern outskirts.
In a live footage, PLA gunmen appear as unleashing mortars and missiles targeting anti-government squads.
Sometime earlier, PLA’s Chief of Staff, Major General Tareq AlKhadra, said nearly 6,000 conscripts have been fighting alongside PLA at over 15 sites across war-ravaged Syria.
AGPS documented the death of 277 PLA fighters since the outburst of the bloody shootouts in Syria.
The Syrian government forces continue to drag Palestinian refugees to mandatory military conscription, forcing dozens to become internally displaced and dozens more to seek refuge in other countries.
Those who refuse conscription are subjected to crackdowns, abductions and even executions. As a result, thousands fled the tension-stricken country in the hunt for a safer shelter.
In leaked affidavits, pro-government recruits and breakaways said they have been forced to carry out exhausting personal chores for government officers against their will and under threat of punishment. Even those who have had their security files worked out have been involved in forced labor.
