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    A double informer plans to ambush the Samaritan that turned into a ghost village

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    A double informer plans to ambush the Samaritan that turned into a ghost village Empty A double informer plans to ambush the Samaritan that turned into a ghost village

    Post by Rocky Wed 21 Feb 2018, 1:25 am

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    A double informer plans to ambush the Samaritan that turned into a ghost village


     Baghdad / Wael Ne'ma 

    The small village near Hawija, like a ghost town, appeared a day after the 27 people were killed in an ambush by a crowd. All residents of the village were killed in the latest incident, including the relatives of the group. "Ra'ad" is a reaction to what happened there.
    In addition, more than half of the dead were residents of the province, including 11 from one tribe. The incident occurred more than four months after the announcement of the liberation of areas south-west of Kirkuk from the grip of the organization Daad. Since then, security incidents in these areas have not stopped and dozens of civilians and tribal leaders have been killed in individual assassinations. 
    The crowd commented on the latest incident, saying that a special force of its fighters "was exposed on Sunday evening, ambush left by a terrorist group disguised in military uniforms, which led to violent clashes lasted more than two hours."
    "Because of the large numbers of attackers and the difficult weather, 27 soldiers from the besieged special force were martyred." Prime Minister Haider al-Abbadi called on those killed in the ambush to "pursue and punish the perpetrators," as well as " To investigate the circumstances of the incident and take the necessary action in this regard, "while the governor of Kirkuk, Rakan Jubouri," to develop urgent security plans to counter terrorism, and secure areas south of Kirkuk and Western. "

    A military operation 
    and announced that the popular crowd forces, following the incident, the start of the restoration Sadonah village, the Riyadh area of operations, with the participation of pieces of federal police and military support from the airline. 
    But a security official in Hawija, in contact with the (range), yesterday, that the process of control of those areas "will not end a day or two." "The area stretches over 9,000 square kilometers and has between 800 and 1,000 militants hiding in difficult terrain," the source said, speaking on condition of anonymity. "The gunmen are disappearing in large swamps starting from the south of Kirkuk to the west. These areas include dense grasslands that make it difficult for security forces to perform their duties. 
    The source informed that "50 people have been killed in Hawija and its limbs, since the liberation of the city in October last." 
    The Hawija, the last strongholds of the organization "Dahesh"


    Raven hunting At the end of January, retired Major General Anwar Danouk was killed in an area close to Riyadh. Danouk was former dean of the Staff College, one of the leaders of the tribal crowd. 
    Following the incident, the former governor of Nineveh, Athil al-Nujaifi, warned of launching new terrorist operations called "crows hunting," as one of four stages and ending with the implementation of huge operations that he intends to urge to implement them successively. "This phase started targeting Sunni groups are expected to be active in the outskirts of Kirkuk, Diyala and southern Mosul, as well as in the city of Mosul. 
    Two months after the liberation of Hawija, al-Mada revealed suspicious movements of the organization's elements, indicating that it was close to carrying out attacks in Hawija and inside Kirkuk, while experts warned that insurgents were gaining time to rearrange their ranks.
    He criticized some officials in Kirkuk, the lack of coordination of federal forces with the Peshmerga, which withdrew last October from the province, stressing that the latter has accurate information about the militants there. 
    The security source in the city that "some of the families in the Saadounia was cooperating with elements and calling up and hide information about the security forces." 
    Following the killing of members of the popular crowd, the source confirmed that "the village has become empty of the population, where fled the families of Daash, who until recently were present in the region." 
    Local authorities had evacuated 3,000 families of relatives from Hawija over the past month, believing that these families provided the remnants of the organization with food, money and information.
    The source revealed that "a secret informant of the residents of the region had misled the crowd, because it works with the Daash also," while he stressed that "bulldozers began to demolish a number of the role of Almashash in Saadounia, in response to what happened in the nearby," but did not clarify which side Issued the order.

    Switching forces In 
    the past 170 days, Hawija areas have seen more than one military operation. Finally, the federal police deployed last month, replacing the army forces that went on missions to Mosul. 
    Ahmed Khorshid, a member of the security committee in the province of Hawija, said in a telephone conversation with Al-Mada yesterday that "the Forces nouvelles were not at the level we were expecting." 
    Local authorities in the Judiciary have criticized the 20 / army divisions for not being able to control the city, while hopes have been placed on the federal police. 
    Khurshid, a leader of the Hawija crowd, reveals the imminent launch of large-scale operations in Hawija to completely clear it out of a hasty control. 
    "We are deeply saddened by what happened, because young people from the south sacrificed their blood instead of us," said the official in the crowd.
    Basra was the first city on Monday, 16 of the crowd fighters killed in Saadounia, while 11 of them belonged to the tribe of Bani Mansour in the province. 
    Hashim al-Moussawi, leader of the popular rally, said in a statement to Al-Mada yesterday that "some politicians who reject the presence of the crowd in some cities are responsible for what happened in the village." 
    More than one faction of the crowd has been in the vicinity of Kirkuk and Hawija for months, while the Riyadh area where Saadouniya was located has been liberated by the crowd. 
    Some of the leaders of the crowd, most of whom are preoccupied with promoting the elections, have criticized the conflicting security decisions in Kirkuk to save the force that was ambushed. 
    "The force has been betrayed, because the attack occurred during the heavy rain," Moussawi said, while the government and the leadership of the crowd called for reinforcements to be sent to Hawija to control the situation there.

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