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Iraqi Military Kills 700 Daesh Terrorists during Liberation of Area near Ramadi

  • August, 18, 2016 - 17:40
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Iraqi Military Kills 700 Daesh Terrorists during Liberation of Area near Ramadi

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – The Iraqi forces have killed 700 Daesh terrorists since the beginning of an anti-terrorist offensive on Khalidiya Island located 14 miles east of Ramadi in the western Anbar province, the commander of Anbar Operations said on Thursday.

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"Security forces so far has killed 700 ISIS [Daesh] members since the beginning of Khalidiya Island liberation battles. Khalidiya Island has been liberated two weeks ago," Maj. Gen. Ismail Mahalawi said, Sputnik News reported.

The final anti-terrorist offensive on Khalidiya Island started in late July. In early August, Iraqi media reported that Khalidiya Island had been fully liberated from terrorists.

The city of Ramadi was occupied by Daesh militants in May 2014. The government forces succeeded in retaking the city after weeks of fierce fighting from December 2015 to February 2016.

Daesh is a terrorist group mainly operating in Syria and Iraq. The terrorists have also claimed responsibility for attacks in Europe. The group is outlawed in many countries around the world.

 
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