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| Iraqi army says it killed ISIS military leader in targeted strike |
| 2015-06-01 |
| [Rudaw] The Iraqi military said it killed an ISIS military leader in a targeted strike in Fallujah, ... the City of Mosques, which might have somthing to do with why it's not called Center of Prosperityor a really nice place to raise your kids... also killing several other murderous Moslems. "Relying on intelligence information, the Baghdad Operations Command successfully carried out a military operation to kill Abu Karar, the military leader of the group in the area of Rashad in eastern Fallujah," the BOC said. Several other forces of Evil also were killed in the strike, it said in a statement. "Security forces launched an assault on the ISIS bases in Fallujah's eastern areas of Garma and Rashad, destroying bases. The corpse count among the forces of Evil in the bases has remained unclear," it added. Last week, Shiite militias fighting near the Fallujah district of Garma in Anbar province claimed they killed an ISIS leader and five of his deputies. "In the fight against ISIS in the sub-district of Garma east of Fallujah, Hatam Shahada, known as Abu Mosab Muhajir, was killed along with 20 other forces of Evil and two of the killed forces of Evil hold foreign IDs," Brigadier General Mahmoud Marzi, a Hashd al-Shaabi commander, told news agencies on Tuesday. Also called Popular Mobilization Units or PMUs, the Hashd al-Shaabi are volunteer Shiite militias who have sworn to fight the Sunni ISIS. Marzi added that Iraqi joint forces consisting of the Hashd al-Shaabi, the Badr Organization and Sunni tribal regiments were locked in an intense battle with ISIS in Garma. |
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