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Syrian forces advance into ISIS pocket

Clashes continue to rip through the ISIS-held districts in southern Damascus as the Syrian forces score fresh advance.
Today, the Syrian Army – backed by paramilitary fighters – managed to liberate new areas inside the ISIS-controlled parts of the Yarmouk Refugee Camp along the strategic 30thStreet amid heavy fights against ISIS militants.
The recently-recaptured areas include al-Aqsa Mosque, al-Naqab neighbor along with several building blocks.
The recent advance puts the Syrian Army a few hundred meters away from the Army units stationed at the northern flank of Hajar Aswad neighborhood, where the extremist group risks a total siege.
Photos below, taken by a fighter in the Palestinian Aqsa Shield Forces, show the recently-liberated areas.