Clashes restart in Lebanon's Refugee Camp despite ceasefire
It has been reported that clashes have resumed in the camp in Ain al-Hilweh, where Palestinian refugees are located in Lebanon, despite the previously established ceasefire between the groups.
The clashes started again in the evening hours in Lebanon's Ain Al-Hilwah Palestinian refugee camp, where silence prevailed in the morning hours on Wednesday, Anadolu Agency reported.
It was stated that heavy weapons were also used in the clashes in the camp in the city of Saida in the south of Lebanon, where 60 thousand people live.
In addition, Palestinian groups attacked each other with heavy weapons and mortar shells last Monday.
11 PEOPLE WERE KILLED AND 40 INJURED IN CLASHES
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) announced on July 31 that 11 people were killed and 40 injured in the Ain al-Hilweh camp as a result of the clashes that began on July 29.
However, it was said that a ceasefire was reached between Palestinian groups in the camp, where 60 thousand people lived, on July 31, under the mediation of the Lebanese parties.
However, despite the ceasefire, clashes continue between the groups from time to time.
Source: Anadolu Agency
