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    Iraqi Army anticipates liberalization process of the Heat threw out leaflets calling for parents

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     Translation: Ahmed Alaa 

    After clearing the last neighborhoods of the city of Ramadi last week, special forces backed fitted trying to Americans, moving quickly to attack to regain control of the city of Hit. 
    Local officials say, the white city, about 30 miles north-west of the city of Ramadi, occupied by militants Daash in 2014 , the numbers of civilians already in the country are estimated at about 12 thousand civilians. 
    the Taathacd Iraqi army forces in the north in preparation to regain control of Mosul along with Iraqi special forces, known as the "golden band", which has been credited in the liberation of the city of Ramadi. 
    He says military commanders, they are trying take advantage of the chaotic situation between the militants in the region, while the controversy over continuing whether the possible restoration of Fallujah. 
    Gen. Abdul-Ghani al-Asadi, commander of the anti-terrorism forces says, "We will start to attack western Anbar. I have a full report details on my desk for the process attack, which would be an important and easy simultaneously. " 
    Maj. Gen. Ismail Mahlawi, in turn, said that" the attack will be very soon, perhaps in the coming days, despite the fact that currently the militants known to have been the next target, but not something they will use against us. " 
    he said military commanders and tribal leaders, the Iraqi air force dropped leaflets over the city three times, calling on residents to leave the house and move to areas controlled by the security forces areas, although militants Daash prevented families from escaping. 
    Asadi, it confirms that large numbers of the terrorist group's leaders fled the city, including, fighters foreigners. As noted Almgior Donald Sparks, US military spokesman in Baghdad, said there are indications that the militants Daash still and consolidating their grip on the city. 
    He said Sparks, said the gunmen were moving their equipment in the area, estimated population of the city between 300 to 400 armed militant. 
    As the case with the attack on Ramadi, Iraqi special forces took the lead, as pointed out al-Asadi, said his forces would work with the military units of the band 17 of the Iraqi army as well as the federal police and tribal fighters. 
    the resentment of the tribes and families of the dominance of militants Daash on their areas, may push them to take up arms and defend their land and the best example of this, the Albu Nimr tribe that defended for 10 months on their land despite the execution of hundreds of members of the tribe, and complaints of lack of military aid by the government. Sheikh Naim al-Gaood, tribe leader of the Albu Nimr, complained about the lack of weapons provided to the tribe by the government, despite its steadfastness for long months, stressing that the 1000 component of the sons of his tribe were executed at the hands of militants. 
    Being in the military circles in Iraq has long been a debate about restoring the Anbar First process or begin the process of restoring Mosul periods of sync, and some ruled out the start of the attack on Fallujah, despite the siege, but it can wait after the restoration of Mosul, there are increasing numbers of military leaders are arguing about this thing. 
    He says Maj Mahlawi "We have changed our thinking and I think we need to continue to invest victory to eliminate Daash, and that the troops would liberate Anbar and then head off to the north. " 
    However, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi predicted the start of the attack on Mosul in the first half of this year, and was told that al-Abadi plans to defeat al Daash in the country before the end of the year . 
    the Iraqi army has begun sending a few military battalions to eradicate drunken south of Mosul to begin the siege of the city, as well as the establishment of the joint military command Center with Kurdish forces. 
    it is not possible on US officials to predict the start of liberalization of Mosul process, assuming that the operation date is still far away, because it depends to some extent on the Iraqi military capabilities and special forces that bear the brunt in the liberation of the cities that coordinate with the international coalition that easy ground forces restore gray, according to officials. 
    He said al-Asadi, said the troops will go from the east, on the progress of the Federal police units 8 west of the band said in this regard, "we waited to implement this scheme, but we have received orders to do it on our own, we hope that other forces can do more than that, but they did not give anything." 
    from: the Washington Post
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