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    Airline international coalition against 9400 strike against Daash in two years

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    Airline international coalition against 9400 strike against Daash in two years Empty Airline international coalition against 9400 strike against Daash in two years

    Post by Rocky Sat Aug 13, 2016 4:36 am

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    Airline international coalition against 9400 strike against Daash in two years


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    Two years ago , carried out the international coalition first air strikes on Daash group entered into a deeper intervention , which is alot of fighting these extremist group in Iraq stage. 
    Since then , was a coalition of more than 9400 air strike allowed the Iraqi forces gradually re cities and towns and supply lines and infrastructure . But the fighting has led at the same time to thedestruction of the whole and the displacement of millions of citizens and redraw the map of areas of Iraq. 
    Since the air strikes began on August 8 2014, lost Daash more than 40% of the land that was occupied in Iraq, but with the air strikes may have paved the way Kurdish forces and Iraqi recovery areas, in many cases , the result was a desolation and destruction. The first blows came when the coalition pushed Daash of Mosul a few weeks after the first attack in Iraq. 
    The drunken one rule from several outposts was taken over by the beginning of August 2014 the organization has made ​​Daash fighters 30 km from Irbil, the capital of the Kurdistan region. After three days of air strikes slowed progress Daash to Arbil, the Kurdish forces retook the base. Two years after turning fight Daash west across the Tigris River into the province of Nineveh. 
    When President Obama authorized to carry out air strikes in Iraq in 2014, he said , " I will not allow to drag the United States into another war in Iraq. US combat troops will not return to fight in Iraq." Last Friday , thePentagon announced the deployment of 400 US troops in Qayyarah base south of Mosul to help restore process. These are the soldiers of the 560 additional soldiers Obama agreed last month to their mission in Iraq. 
    Pentagon says that there are nearly 3,800 US troops currently in Iraq , and that number does not include thehundreds of temporary charge of the duties of forces. With the accelerated rush to restore Mosul, still haunt victories costly heralded two years ago. 
    Kurdish forces have recaptured the city of Sinjar , nine months ago , but still lies in ruin, and with theliberation of Daash is still most of the population living in camps for displaced people scattered north of thecountry. 
    He claims the Pentagon said 55 civilians were killed in Iraq and Syria since the start of the air war on Daash.While insisting human rights and relief groups that the number is much higher, estimated project specialist follow - up air wars against Daash that at least 1568 civilians were killed during the international coalition operations. 
    For the forces and Kurdish Peshmerga, the expulsion of Daash means to strengthen their grip on the disputed areas, where managed Peshmerga forces - with support from the coalition in the areas of training, information sharing and the air strikes - the restoration of hundreds of towns and villages of Daash. 
    celebrated Mosul residents who fled to Arbil in the summer of 2014 by first air strikes of the coalition on theextremists, hoping that the escalation of the intervention will accelerate to expel extremists and allow civilians to return to their homes. Currently it is replaced with temporary tents in the gardens of churches and unfinished buildings elegant rows of mobile homes on the outskirts of the city. International Organization forMigration says there are still 3.2 million displaced people. Canadian Hamid and fled with his wife of Mosul , the summer of 2014, and they thought they would be back in a few days, today, after more than two years were still passing in Erbil and doubted Kennedy that he would return one day to his home. Even if the liberalization of Mosul, the Canadian concern that the city will not die honest enough to fit for habitation again, he says , "We see a dark future and the unknown." 
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