According to the North press Agency Turkey and affiliated groups once again shelled the refugee camp on November 27.[15] The Rojava Media center reported that villages on the outskirts of the town were also shelled. These villages were Seda and Malik.[16] The clashes overnight continued well into the early hours of November 28 where 3 were injured two of which were children.[17][18] Clashes including heavy machine guns reemerged over night bridging into November 29.[19][20][21] Overnight SDF forces responded with fired missiles at the Turkish forces.[22] On December 2, Lebanon's al-Akhbar newspaper reported that the SDF managed to ambush Turkish-backed forces, killing 30 fighters.[23] On December 6, local news media reported that Syrian rebel fighters backed by the Turkish military had carried out artillery strikes on Ayn Issa.[24]