Tens of families arrive in Jalighem corridor in Syrian Badiya coming from al-Rukban Camp

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Homs – Tens of families on Thursday arrived in Jalighem corridor in Syrian Badiya “desert” coming from al-Rukban Camp where the US occupying troops and their mercenary terrorists are besieging thousands of civilians there.

SANA said that tens of families, who were besieged by the US occupying troops and their mercenary terrorists in al-Rukban Camp, arrived in Jalighem corridor in Syrian Badiya “desert” to the east of Zaza area in Homs eastern countryside before they are accommodated in the temporary housing centers in Homs as to be transported later to their areas liberated by the Syrian Arab Army from terrorism.

SANA said that the returnee families, mostly women and children, need healthcare due to the catastrophic humanitarian conditions they were living in the camp under the siege, which was imposed on them by the US occupying troops and their mercenary terrorists.

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