Shelling by the factions kills leaders and members of Jaysh Khaled Ibn Al-Waleed after days of strikes which killed its commander and a large number of leaders, members and prisoners

Daraa Province – The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights: The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights learned that five leaders and members of Jaysh Khaled Ibn Al-Waleed were killed by targeting them by a shell in Yarmouk Basin area in the western countryside of Daraa, fired by the Islamic and rebel factions, activists of SOHR observed the targeting by the factions to the area of the crossing which separate between areas controlled by of Jaysh Khaled Ibn Al-Waleed that pays allegiance for ISIS, and areas of the presence of the factions in the western countryside of Daraa.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights published earlier that where the number increased to 28 persons at least, of who were killed and were documented by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, as a result of strikes carried out by warplanes were not known whether they were Israeli or related to the International Coalition, as 16 members at least were killed of the army loyal to the organization, including 7 military and security leaders, including the commander of Jaysh Khaled Ibn Al-Waleed, while 12 prisoners at least were killed in the court building, most of them were relatives of Abu Ali Al-Baredy known as “Al-Khal” The founder of Shohadaa Al-Yarmouk Brigade which changed into Jaysh Khaled Ibn Al-Waleed later, in which the majority of the prisoners were arrested on charges of “storing weapons after the death of Al-Bridi by an explosion targeted him and leaders and other elements of the brigade in mid-November 2015”, the strikes also resulted in many injuries, as the number of casualties may increase because of the presence of injuries in serious cases and the presence of missing persons whose fate is not known yet, while reliable sources told SOHR that Jaysh Khaled Ibn Al-Waleed appointed a new leader after the death of the third leader in the air strikes during about 10 weeks.