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    Islamic State blows up electricity pylons, cuts power, west of Ramadi

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    Islamic State blows up electricity pylons, cuts power, west of Ramadi Empty Islamic State blows up electricity pylons, cuts power, west of Ramadi

    Post by jedi17 Thu 15 Jun 2017, 1:17 pm

    Islamic State blows up electricity pylons, cuts power, west of Ramadi

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    Jun 15, 2017, 1:13 pm
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    Anbar (IraqiNews.com) The Islamic State has blown up three electricity pylons, which led to power cut in Baghdadi city, west of Ramadi, an Iraqi official said on Thursday.

    “IS militants placed explosives under three electricity pylons between Hit and Baghdadi cities. Exploded, the pylons fell on the ground,” Sharhabeel al-Ebeidi, head of the city, told Anadolu Agency.

    “The explosion caused power outage in all of Baghdadi city,” he said urging Electricity Minister Qasim al-Fahdawi “to fix and maintain the destroyed pylons so electrical current returns back to the city.”

    The power outage, according to Ebeidi “negatively affected Baghdadi residents, as the electricity was the main source to operate water stations.”

    Violence in the country has surged further with the emergence of Islamic State Sunni extremist militants who proclaimed an “Islamic Caliphate” in Iraq and Syria in 2014.

    IS has blown up several electricity pylons in many of Anbar cities in order to cut electricity at cities controlled by Iraqi troops and tribes.

    Anbar’s western towns of Annah, Qaim and Rawa have been held by the extremist group since 2014.

    Fighter jets from the Iraqi army and the international coalition have regularly pounded IS locations in the province. The Iraqi government plans a military operation to liberate those regions once it finishes its campaign to retake the city of Mosul, Islamic State’s largest stronghold in Iraq.



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