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Iraq Sentenced More Than 600 Foreigners For ISIS Links In 2018
Iraq sentenced more than 600 foreigners including many women and dozens of minors in 2018 for belonging to the ISIS group, the judiciary said on Monday.
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Syrian Army, Allies Advance Against ISIS East Of Raqqa
Syrian government forces and their allies have recaptured territory from ISIS in countryside southeast of its stronghold Raqqa after air strikes in the area, a pro-Damascus military media unit and war monitors reported.
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Marawi Standoff Enters Third Month, Underlining Crisis In Philippines
Two months after terrorists launched an assault on one of the biggest southern cities in the Philippines, the fighting is dragging on, and President Rodrigo Duterte says he is prepared to wait for a year for it to end.
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Iraqi Bridge Is Sole Link For Mosul Residents Rebuilding Lives
On a pontoon bridge connecting East and West Mosul, residents of a city shattered by the battle to expel ISIS cross back and forth trying to rebuild their lives from the rubble.
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Syrian Military Says Jets Attack ISIS East Of Raqqa
Syrian warplanes carried out air strikes today against ISIS in an area of countryside east of Raqqa and close to where US-backed forces operate, Syrian state TV reported, citing a military source.
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As ISIS Terrorists Routed In Iraq, Their Families Fear Reprisals
Their husbands, sons and brothers are dead, but the women and children ISIS terrorists left behind will live to pay the price for their actions.
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Iraq Strikes ISIS In Mosul Days After Declaring Victory
Iraqi forces clashed with ISIS terrorists holding out in Mosul's Old City today, more than 36 hours after Baghdad declared victory over the terrorists in what they had made the de facto Iraqi capital of their self-declared caliphate.
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'You Destroy, We Rebuild': A Builder's Life In War-Hit Syria
When builder Abu Salem repairs a shell hole in a house in rebel-held southern Syria, he knows it might not be the last job he does on the structure.
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New Conflicts Threaten Syria After ISIS Defeat
Sheen Ibrahim's track record fighting ultra-hardline terrorists explains US President Donald Trump's policy of arming Syrian Kurds like her as he seeks to eradicate ISIS. It also highlights the risks.
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Iraq Military Says It Has Retaken Iconic Mosul Mosque From ISIS
The Iraqi military announced today that special forces had recaptured the iconic Mosul mosque where terrorists chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi made his only known public appearance.
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More Than 1 Million Are Besieged In Syria: Report
More than one million Syrians are trapped in besieged areas, a new report says in a challenge to the United Nations, which estimates just half that amount and has been accused by some aid groups of underplaying a crisis.
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Iraq Deploying Thousands Of Troops To Retake Mosul
The Iraqi army is deploying thousands of soldiers to a northern base in preparation for operations to retake the ISIS hub of Mosul, officials said today.
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Czechs Donate Weapons, Ammunition To Iraq, Jordan To Fight ISIS
The Czech prime minister says his government has approved a plan to donate further weapons and ammunition to Iraq and also ammunition to Jordan to help them fight ISIS militants.
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4-minute Song In Mandarin Said To Be An ISIS Release
A Chinese-language song purportedly released by ISIS shows the need for closer global cooperation against terrorism, China's Foreign Ministry said today, as a senior official said the fight against Islamist militancy had made progress.
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43 Per Cent of ISIS Oil Revenues Affected by US-led Strikes: US General
More than 40 per cent of ISIS oil revenue has been affected by US-led strikes over the past month, the top US military officer said in testimony to a congressional committee on Tuesday.
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Iraq Sentenced More Than 600 Foreigners For ISIS Links In 2018
Iraq sentenced more than 600 foreigners including many women and dozens of minors in 2018 for belonging to the ISIS group, the judiciary said on Monday.
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Syrian Army, Allies Advance Against ISIS East Of Raqqa
Syrian government forces and their allies have recaptured territory from ISIS in countryside southeast of its stronghold Raqqa after air strikes in the area, a pro-Damascus military media unit and war monitors reported.
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Marawi Standoff Enters Third Month, Underlining Crisis In Philippines
Two months after terrorists launched an assault on one of the biggest southern cities in the Philippines, the fighting is dragging on, and President Rodrigo Duterte says he is prepared to wait for a year for it to end.
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Iraqi Bridge Is Sole Link For Mosul Residents Rebuilding Lives
On a pontoon bridge connecting East and West Mosul, residents of a city shattered by the battle to expel ISIS cross back and forth trying to rebuild their lives from the rubble.
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Syrian Military Says Jets Attack ISIS East Of Raqqa
Syrian warplanes carried out air strikes today against ISIS in an area of countryside east of Raqqa and close to where US-backed forces operate, Syrian state TV reported, citing a military source.
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As ISIS Terrorists Routed In Iraq, Their Families Fear Reprisals
Their husbands, sons and brothers are dead, but the women and children ISIS terrorists left behind will live to pay the price for their actions.
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Iraq Strikes ISIS In Mosul Days After Declaring Victory
Iraqi forces clashed with ISIS terrorists holding out in Mosul's Old City today, more than 36 hours after Baghdad declared victory over the terrorists in what they had made the de facto Iraqi capital of their self-declared caliphate.
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'You Destroy, We Rebuild': A Builder's Life In War-Hit Syria
When builder Abu Salem repairs a shell hole in a house in rebel-held southern Syria, he knows it might not be the last job he does on the structure.
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New Conflicts Threaten Syria After ISIS Defeat
Sheen Ibrahim's track record fighting ultra-hardline terrorists explains US President Donald Trump's policy of arming Syrian Kurds like her as he seeks to eradicate ISIS. It also highlights the risks.
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Iraq Military Says It Has Retaken Iconic Mosul Mosque From ISIS
The Iraqi military announced today that special forces had recaptured the iconic Mosul mosque where terrorists chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi made his only known public appearance.
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More Than 1 Million Are Besieged In Syria: Report
More than one million Syrians are trapped in besieged areas, a new report says in a challenge to the United Nations, which estimates just half that amount and has been accused by some aid groups of underplaying a crisis.
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Iraq Deploying Thousands Of Troops To Retake Mosul
The Iraqi army is deploying thousands of soldiers to a northern base in preparation for operations to retake the ISIS hub of Mosul, officials said today.
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Czechs Donate Weapons, Ammunition To Iraq, Jordan To Fight ISIS
The Czech prime minister says his government has approved a plan to donate further weapons and ammunition to Iraq and also ammunition to Jordan to help them fight ISIS militants.
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4-minute Song In Mandarin Said To Be An ISIS Release
A Chinese-language song purportedly released by ISIS shows the need for closer global cooperation against terrorism, China's Foreign Ministry said today, as a senior official said the fight against Islamist militancy had made progress.
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43 Per Cent of ISIS Oil Revenues Affected by US-led Strikes: US General
More than 40 per cent of ISIS oil revenue has been affected by US-led strikes over the past month, the top US military officer said in testimony to a congressional committee on Tuesday.
