Published : 22-04-2015
A number of mortar shells targeted different districts inthe Yarmouk refugee camp yesterday. Our correspondent reported injuries among civilians; they are: "Isa Rashdan," "Mohammed Shaheen," "Ali Hamad," "Saadia Ahmed," "ZiadAlloh," and a young man from Al Asqoul family. The Syrian army targeted the Yarmouk camp the day before yesterday with mortar shells; a number of them targeted Al Taj Broastid shop on the Yarmouk main street in the vicinity of Alrija Square.
Meanwhile, media sources close to PFGC reported the arrival of a military unit called "special commando" to Damascus, and 300 members of this unit are were of recruited from their positions in Lebanon, on their way to the Yarmouk refugee camp to face ISIS and Al Nusra Front.
It is worth mentioning that the PFGCand the Syrian army are continue imposing siege on the Yarmouk camp for (664) days respectively, while power cuts for (734) days, and water cuts for 224 days respectively. In addition they prevent the entry of food aid, medical supplies, and medicine to the camp, at the time where ISIS controls about 70% of the Yarmouk refugee camp.
A number of mortar shells targeted different districts inthe Yarmouk refugee camp yesterday. Our correspondent reported injuries among civilians; they are: "Isa Rashdan," "Mohammed Shaheen," "Ali Hamad," "Saadia Ahmed," "ZiadAlloh," and a young man from Al Asqoul family. The Syrian army targeted the Yarmouk camp the day before yesterday with mortar shells; a number of them targeted Al Taj Broastid shop on the Yarmouk main street in the vicinity of Alrija Square.
Meanwhile, media sources close to PFGC reported the arrival of a military unit called "special commando" to Damascus, and 300 members of this unit are were of recruited from their positions in Lebanon, on their way to the Yarmouk refugee camp to face ISIS and Al Nusra Front.
It is worth mentioning that the PFGCand the Syrian army are continue imposing siege on the Yarmouk camp for (664) days respectively, while power cuts for (734) days, and water cuts for 224 days respectively. In addition they prevent the entry of food aid, medical supplies, and medicine to the camp, at the time where ISIS controls about 70% of the Yarmouk refugee camp.
