Iraq, anti-ISIS operations underway in Nineveh and Kirkuk
Objective of the ISF: to dismantle the Islamic State sleeper cells and support networks in the area. The US, after the Daesh attack on Ain al-Assad base, send reinforcements to the country.
Iraq: the ISF capture an ISIS leader, deputy of al-Baghdadi
The man, Abu Khaldun, was hiding in Hawija under the name of Sha’alan Obeid. He was one of the leaders of the Islamic State in Kirkuk. Meanwhile, PMF attack Daesh in Diyala and Nineveh.
Iraq, ISIS still targets protests in Baghdad in search of revenge
The Islamic State responds to the ISF-Inherent Resolve maxi-operation, but its attack capacity has decreased. Meanwhile, anti-Daesh maneuvers continue in Kirkuk and Salahuddin.
Iraq, maxi ISF-Inherent Resolve operation underway against Isis
Last raid took place at Lake Hamrin: 4,000 pounds of bombs dropped on a compound of the Islamic State. In recent days the head of Daesh logistics in Anbar had been captured.
Iraq, the ISF react to ISIS attacks during the protests
Several operations are underway against the Islamic State from Kirkuk to Hamrin, passing through Mosul and Anbar. Some Daesh commanders were arrested, others died.
Iraq, ISIS targets anti-government protests in Baghdad
Car bomb of the Islamic State explodes in Tahrir Square. Meanwhile, Turkey arrests four other close relatives of al-Baghdadi, in the hunt for family and protection network of the Daesh leader.
Iraq, ISF-Peshmerga maxi operation against Isis begun
Maneuvers at Nineveh, Diyala, Kirkuk and Erbil. Objective: to eliminate the Islamic State cells hiding in the mountains. Kurds close Daesh from the north and ISF-Inherent Resolve from south.
Syria/Iraq, anti-ISIS operations resume at full speed
SDF, despite the Turkish offensive, once again begin to hunt down the Islamic State cells. The ISF, on the other hand, protect demonstrations against Daesh attacks and borders against infiltration.
Iraq, Isis tries to raise its head by exploiting the protests
The ISF are in state of maximum alert, both for the demonstrations supported by Al-Sadr and for the risk of new attacks by the Islamic State. Daesh wants to take a breath and feed the chaos.
Iraq, ISIS wants to hit the Shiite pilgrims of Arbaeen
It’s confirmed by the latest ISF operations to thwart Islamic State attacks. Moreover, they’re not actions by individual Daesh militiamen, but an effort organized through a chain of command.