Alwaght- Iraqi Forces have killed dozens of ISIS Takfiri terrorists including their top commanders in ongoing operations across the war-torn country.
In Kirkuk province said on Friday, 32 ISIS terrorists been killed in an aerial bombing southwest of the northern Iraqi province province.
The Iraqi airstrikes targeted sites belonging to the ISIS in the vicinity of al-Rashad and Bashir village (35 km southwest of Kirkuk) resulting in killing 12 ISIS elements and 20 others, in addition to destroying three tactical units. Still in Kirkuk four ISIS commanders were killed in airstrikes carried out by the Iraqi Air Force in the province. The Takfiri terrorists were killed as the Iraqi warplanes targeted the terror group’s key headquarters in the southwestern district of Hawijah on Friday.
Meanwhile the Iraqi Defense Ministry announced on Friday the killing of 91 ISIS terrorists during clashes in the villages of Muhana and Khardan south of Mosul.
Security forces were also able to repel an ISIS attack on the village of al-Nasr south of the city of Mosul a few days ago.
Elsewhere on Thursday, the commander of Anbar Operations Command, Maj. Gen. Ismail al-Mahalawi, announced the killing of two top ISIS commanders in an artillery shelling east of Ramadi.
Mahalawi said in a press statement that, “The army’s artillery of Anbar Operations was able to shell a shelter belonging to the terrorists in the area of Kartman in al-Khalediya Island (23 km east of Ramadi), resulting in the destruction of the shelter.”
Mahalawi added, “The shelling also resulted in the death of two ISIS top leaders, including Muhammed al-Maslawi, the explosives official for ISIS in the area of Kartman.”
In a related development, Iraqi Defense ministry announced on Thursday the killing of nine ISIS terrorists, including a senior leader, who is a Moroccan national, during a bombing east of al-Baghdadi vicinity in Anbar Province.
The officials said in a statement that, “The Iraqi army’s Seventh Division had managed, today, to kill the [ISIS] terrorist called Abu Suhaib al-Maghrabi along with three of his aides, in addition to killing five others as a result of accurate strikes by the Artillery Division in the area of Zakhikha east of al-Baghdadi.
A so-called US-led coalition against purported ISIS positions in Iraq also started in August last year. However, many observers say that while the US and its allies claim they are fighting terrorist groups like ISIS, they in fact helped create and train those groups to advance their policies in the West Asia region.
The northern and western parts of Iraq have been plagued by violence ever since ISIS Takfiri militants began their march through Iraqi territory in June 2014. Iraqi Army soldiers and volunteer fighters have joined forces and are seeking to take back terrorist-held regions in joint operations.
The ISIS Takfiri terrorists have been committing vicious crimes against all ethnic and religious communities in Iraq.
