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    The "Islamic State" militants withdraw from residential areas in Mosul

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    The "Islamic State" militants withdraw from residential areas in Mosul Empty The "Islamic State" militants withdraw from residential areas in Mosul

    Post by rocky Thu 10 Jul 2014, 12:49 pm

    The "Islamic State" militants withdraw from residential areas in Mosul




    07/10/20140 




    Erbil-Anatolia: organizing militants pulled out of the "Islamic State" neighbourhood of Mosul (Northern Iraq), and stationed themselves outside, fearing shelling of residential neighborhoods, a tribal source said.
    Shaykh al-Obaidi, a comprehensive tribal worship, Anatolia, the armed groups of the Organization of the Islamic State (earlier known as daash) withdrew from residential areas after repeated shelling out more than once, as emerged from the sites was taken by armed groups with headquarters ".
    Al-Obeidi said the gunmen positioned themselves outside the residential areas just neighbourhood patrols.
    "It was to post armed groups in each district as one of the houses that had belonged to officials and were confiscated by the State or Government building but that they recently introduced targeted and affected civilians by shelling".
    He said Obeidi "was lifted from the footings of these neighbourhoods, after the fall of Mosul, however, the armed groups who have not put any barriers between the people and their makeshift headquarters, afraid of people affected by the bombardment so they considered withdrawing from between houses and concentration sites b Tarraf these neighbourhoods and then patrol with their hurries (their cars) to maintain security in those areas".
    And in Mosul, almost daily aerial bombardment squadrons of the army against civilians and some government buildings and vital installations to aerial bombardment and the targets of Iraqi aviation because of the presence of militants there.
    The Iraqi Government says it's pursuing armed groups organized by the Islamic State.
    Mosul residents fear the approaching militants and proximity for fear of being targeted by aerial bombardment by the Government of Iraq to the city since the spiral out of control in June and the control of the organization Islamic State of the city.
    And turbulence areas north and West of Iraq after the control organization (Islamic State), guerrillas allied with them year in large parts of Nineveh province on 10th of June, after the withdrawal of the Iraqi army without resistance, leaving large quantities of weapons and ammunition.
    It reiterates in the cities of Salahuddin province and Kirkuk governorate of Kirkuk and earlier months in the cities of the Western Anbar province.
    The Iraqi authorities said they had seized cities and towns after heavy fighting over the last few days with the guerrillas.
    Describes the outgoing Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, the groups of "extremist terrorist", while Sunni figures say that what is happening is the Sunni Tribal revolt against sectarian policies of the Government of Al-Maliki, a Shiite.  TYVC

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