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    Iraqi security policy reveals the location of Baghdadi

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    [Asharq Al-Awsat] The Iraqi security services revealed the likely location to hide the number one wanted number, the leader of the Al-Baghdadi organization, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
    "The latest information we have is that it is located in the town of Hajin, located in Syria, 18 miles from the Syrian-Iraqi border inside the province of Deir al-Zour," said Abu Ali al-Basri, director general of the intelligence and drug control department of the Iraqi interior, .
    Basri explained that the new information about the location of al-Baghdadi was obtained by the Iraqi intelligence just a few days ago, stressing that it is used to prepare a joint "multi-force raid" with units of Russia, Syria and Iran.
    For his part, Major General Yehia Rasool, the spokesman of the Iraqi Ministry of Defense, that Baghdadi, who appointed a reward of 25 million dollars for information to help in the arrest, trying to survive in the border area east of the Euphrates River, and may also reside in time In the town of Al-Shaddadi in the Syrian province of Hasaka, explaining that "it is not difficult to hide in the Syrian desert."
    This is also true of the "Syrian Democratic Forces", which, according to its spokesman, Mustafa Bali, believes that the leader of an organization calling him a terrorist at the international level can now be in one of dozens of towns on the Syrian-Iraqi border.
    The Russian Defense Ministry said in mid-June that it was studying information about the alleged killing of Baghdadi as a result of the raid carried out by Russian forces on May 28, 2017 near Raqqa, but it turned out later that the leader was not killed but was injured by the operation.
    Al-Baghdadi, whose real name was Ibrahim Awad Ibrahim al-Badri, appeared before the public for the first time in July 2014, when he announced from the al-Nuri Mosque in Mosul, which he had seized, the creation of a "caliphate state" in Iraq and Syria. There were reports of his elimination, but all were not confirmed.



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