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Iraq's Mosul Finds Its Way Back To Life A Decade After It Fell To ISIS
It was the simple night-time act of watering flowers on his street in Mosul's Old City that made Saqr Zakaria stop and think about just how safe this last bastion of Islamic State militants had become since it was liberated in 2017.
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"A Personal Freedom": With Terrorists Gone, Booze Is Back In Iraq's Mosul
Rows of yellow-labelled whiskey bottles sit alongside imported French wines, while cans of Korean beer chill in the fridge: with Iraq's Mosul free of terrorists, the booze is back.
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ISIS Tightens Grip On Village Near Mosul After Defeat
ISIS has captured most of a village south of Mosul despite losing control of its stronghold in the city, an Iraqi army officer and residents said, deploying guerrilla-style tactics as its self-proclaimed caliphate crumbles.
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Iran Congratulates Iraq On Mosul Victory
Iran has congratulated Iraq on its declared victory over the ISIS terrorist group in Mosul and offered its help to rebuild the devastated country.
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Tired, Traumatised Mosul Mothers Unable To Breastfeed
Wazira rocks her tiny baby pleadingly but he is inconsolable, crying for the milk his mother can neither produce herself nor buy in a camp near the Iraqi battleground city of Mosul.
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Iraqi Forces Retake Main Government Offices, Museum In Mosul
Iraqi forces said on Tuesday that they had seized the main government offices in Mosul and its famed museum as they made steady progress in their battle to retake the city's west from terrorists.
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UN Warns Of Oil Spill South Of Iraqi City Of Mosul
The United Nations has warned of an oil spill south of the Iraqi city of Mosul, near the town of Qayara that was retaken from ISIS terrorists some four months ago.
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Iraq Forces Have Retaken 60 Percent Of East Mosul: Commander
Iraqi forces have retaken around two thirds of the eastern half of Mosul from the ISIS group since the start of an offensive in mid-October, a top commander said Sunday.
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Kurdish Authorities Detain Japanese Journalist In Iraq
A Japanese freelance journalist covering the fighting in Iraq has been detained by Kurdish authorities.
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Offensives Against ISIS Could Displace 2.3 Million Iraqis: UN
Upcoming military offensives in Iraq against Islamic State, including an assault on the northern city of Mosul, could displace at least 2.3 million people, the United Nations humanitarian coordinator for Iraq said on Thursday.
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ISIS Executes 250 Women For Refusing To Become Sex Slaves: Report
ISIS, notorious for its brutality, has reportedly executed 250 girls in northern Iraq for refusing to become sex slaves, according to a media report.
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US, Allies Conduct 25 Air Strikes Against Islamic State Militants
A coalition led by the United States bombarded Islamic State militants with 22 air strikes in Iraq and three in Syria, according to a statement released today.
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US-Led Coalition Stages 20 Air Strikes on Islamic State: Statement
The United States and its coalition partners targeted Islamic State militants with 20 air strikes on Sunday in Iraq and Syria, the Command Joint Task Force said in a statement on Monday.
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US, Allies Conduct Air Strikes in Syria, Iraq Against Islamic State: US Military
The United States and its allies targeted Islamic State on Thursday with 16 air strikes in Iraq and 15 strikes against the militant group in Syria, the US military said in a statement on Friday.
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'I Beg You, Help My Daughter,' Says Mother-in-Law of Islamic State Fighter
The mother-in-law of one of Australia's most notorious Islamic State fighters has pleaded for the government to help her "desperate" daughter and five grandchildren flee the Middle East, saying she made "the mistake of a lifetime".
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Iraq's Mosul Finds Its Way Back To Life A Decade After It Fell To ISIS
It was the simple night-time act of watering flowers on his street in Mosul's Old City that made Saqr Zakaria stop and think about just how safe this last bastion of Islamic State militants had become since it was liberated in 2017.
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"A Personal Freedom": With Terrorists Gone, Booze Is Back In Iraq's Mosul
Rows of yellow-labelled whiskey bottles sit alongside imported French wines, while cans of Korean beer chill in the fridge: with Iraq's Mosul free of terrorists, the booze is back.
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ISIS Tightens Grip On Village Near Mosul After Defeat
ISIS has captured most of a village south of Mosul despite losing control of its stronghold in the city, an Iraqi army officer and residents said, deploying guerrilla-style tactics as its self-proclaimed caliphate crumbles.
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Iran Congratulates Iraq On Mosul Victory
Iran has congratulated Iraq on its declared victory over the ISIS terrorist group in Mosul and offered its help to rebuild the devastated country.
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Tired, Traumatised Mosul Mothers Unable To Breastfeed
Wazira rocks her tiny baby pleadingly but he is inconsolable, crying for the milk his mother can neither produce herself nor buy in a camp near the Iraqi battleground city of Mosul.
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Iraqi Forces Retake Main Government Offices, Museum In Mosul
Iraqi forces said on Tuesday that they had seized the main government offices in Mosul and its famed museum as they made steady progress in their battle to retake the city's west from terrorists.
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UN Warns Of Oil Spill South Of Iraqi City Of Mosul
The United Nations has warned of an oil spill south of the Iraqi city of Mosul, near the town of Qayara that was retaken from ISIS terrorists some four months ago.
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Iraq Forces Have Retaken 60 Percent Of East Mosul: Commander
Iraqi forces have retaken around two thirds of the eastern half of Mosul from the ISIS group since the start of an offensive in mid-October, a top commander said Sunday.
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Kurdish Authorities Detain Japanese Journalist In Iraq
A Japanese freelance journalist covering the fighting in Iraq has been detained by Kurdish authorities.
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Offensives Against ISIS Could Displace 2.3 Million Iraqis: UN
Upcoming military offensives in Iraq against Islamic State, including an assault on the northern city of Mosul, could displace at least 2.3 million people, the United Nations humanitarian coordinator for Iraq said on Thursday.
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ISIS Executes 250 Women For Refusing To Become Sex Slaves: Report
ISIS, notorious for its brutality, has reportedly executed 250 girls in northern Iraq for refusing to become sex slaves, according to a media report.
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US, Allies Conduct 25 Air Strikes Against Islamic State Militants
A coalition led by the United States bombarded Islamic State militants with 22 air strikes in Iraq and three in Syria, according to a statement released today.
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US-Led Coalition Stages 20 Air Strikes on Islamic State: Statement
The United States and its coalition partners targeted Islamic State militants with 20 air strikes on Sunday in Iraq and Syria, the Command Joint Task Force said in a statement on Monday.
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US, Allies Conduct Air Strikes in Syria, Iraq Against Islamic State: US Military
The United States and its allies targeted Islamic State on Thursday with 16 air strikes in Iraq and 15 strikes against the militant group in Syria, the US military said in a statement on Friday.
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'I Beg You, Help My Daughter,' Says Mother-in-Law of Islamic State Fighter
The mother-in-law of one of Australia's most notorious Islamic State fighters has pleaded for the government to help her "desperate" daughter and five grandchildren flee the Middle East, saying she made "the mistake of a lifetime".
