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Retweet Us Now, Congress Tells Sushma Swaraj In New Poll After Big Fail
The Congress's Twitter poll against Sushma Swaraj backfired spectacularly with over 76 per cent voting "No" to the opposition party's question: whether the death of 39 Indians in Iraq was her biggest failure as Foreign Minister. Ms Swaraj scored big by re-tweeting the Congress poll
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"Watched On TV, They Told World Before Us": Sister of Indian Killed In Iraq
As the death of 39 Indians kidnapped by the ISIS in Iraq in 2014 was confirmed today in parliament by Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj, their families reacted with shock and grief.
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Iraq Declares End Of Caliphate After Capture Of Mosul Mosque
After eight months of grinding urban warfare, Iraqi government troops on Thursday captured the ruined mosque at the heart of Islamic State's de facto capital Mosul, and the prime minister declared the group's self-styled caliphate at an end.
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In Iraq's Mosul, Ghostly Civilians Emerge From Old City Hell
They all say they are back from "hell". Quivering and emaciated, the civilians emerging from Mosul's Old City have survived famine but often lost relatives and sometimes their sanity.
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US-Led Strikes 'Likely' Caused 229 Civilian Deaths Since 2014: Pentagon
Air strikes by the US-led coalition against the Islamic State group have likely "unintentionally" killed 229 civilians since the offensive began in 2014, according to US Central Command.
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Iraqi Forces Retake Over A Third Of West Mosul: Commander
Iraqi security forces have retaken more than a third of west Mosul from the ISIS since launching an assault on the area last month, a commander said Sunday.
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Iraqi Forces Retake Main Government Offices, Museum In Mosul
Iraqi forces said on Tuesday that they had seized the main government offices in Mosul and its famed museum as they made steady progress in their battle to retake the city's west from terrorists.
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To Secure Mosul, Iraq Army Makes Desert Push With US Help
Much of the fighting for west Mosul will be at close quarters, but Iraq's battle against ISIS is also being waged in the open desert.
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Last Letters: From Mosul Schoolboys To ISIS 'Martyrs'
"My dear family, please forgive me," reads the handwritten letter discarded in the dusty halls of an ISIS training compound in eastern Mosul.
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ISIS Forcing Children, Disabled Into Suicide Cars: US General
ISIS jihadists are forcing children and disabled people into explosives-laden trucks and making them drive at Iraqi security forces in Mosul, a general from the US-led coalition has said.
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Use Of 'Weaponized' Drones By ISIS Spurs Terrorism Fears
Late last month, a pair of Islamic State fighters in desert camouflage climbed to the top of a river bluff in northern Iraq to demonstrate an important new weapon: a small drone, about six feet wide with swept wings and a small bomb tucked in its fuselage.
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Iraqi Forces Converge On ISIS Occupied Mosul Airport
Iraqi forces,backed by jets and helicopters, battled their way to Mosul airport on Monday as they prepared to take on the ISIS' stronghold in the city's west bank.
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US Defense Secretary Arrives In Iraq To Assess Mosul Fight
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter has arrived in Baghdad to meet with American commanders and Iraqi leaders and to assess progress in the fight to retake the northern city of Mosul from the ISIS group.
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Rebels Tell US They Won't Leave Aleppo; Army Sees Operation Over In Weeks
Rebels in Aleppo have told the United States they will not leave their besieged enclave in the city after Moscow called for talks with Washington over their withdrawal, signalling they will fight on even as their top commander was wounded.
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ISIS Tells Supporters to Quit Messaging Apps for Fear of US Bombs
The new instructions came as the group tries to fight off a US-backed offensive on Mosul, its last major stronghold in Iraq, by far the biggest city it controls.
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Retweet Us Now, Congress Tells Sushma Swaraj In New Poll After Big Fail
The Congress's Twitter poll against Sushma Swaraj backfired spectacularly with over 76 per cent voting "No" to the opposition party's question: whether the death of 39 Indians in Iraq was her biggest failure as Foreign Minister. Ms Swaraj scored big by re-tweeting the Congress poll
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"Watched On TV, They Told World Before Us": Sister of Indian Killed In Iraq
As the death of 39 Indians kidnapped by the ISIS in Iraq in 2014 was confirmed today in parliament by Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj, their families reacted with shock and grief.
-
Iraq Declares End Of Caliphate After Capture Of Mosul Mosque
After eight months of grinding urban warfare, Iraqi government troops on Thursday captured the ruined mosque at the heart of Islamic State's de facto capital Mosul, and the prime minister declared the group's self-styled caliphate at an end.
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In Iraq's Mosul, Ghostly Civilians Emerge From Old City Hell
They all say they are back from "hell". Quivering and emaciated, the civilians emerging from Mosul's Old City have survived famine but often lost relatives and sometimes their sanity.
-
US-Led Strikes 'Likely' Caused 229 Civilian Deaths Since 2014: Pentagon
Air strikes by the US-led coalition against the Islamic State group have likely "unintentionally" killed 229 civilians since the offensive began in 2014, according to US Central Command.
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Iraqi Forces Retake Over A Third Of West Mosul: Commander
Iraqi security forces have retaken more than a third of west Mosul from the ISIS since launching an assault on the area last month, a commander said Sunday.
-
Iraqi Forces Retake Main Government Offices, Museum In Mosul
Iraqi forces said on Tuesday that they had seized the main government offices in Mosul and its famed museum as they made steady progress in their battle to retake the city's west from terrorists.
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To Secure Mosul, Iraq Army Makes Desert Push With US Help
Much of the fighting for west Mosul will be at close quarters, but Iraq's battle against ISIS is also being waged in the open desert.
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Last Letters: From Mosul Schoolboys To ISIS 'Martyrs'
"My dear family, please forgive me," reads the handwritten letter discarded in the dusty halls of an ISIS training compound in eastern Mosul.
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ISIS Forcing Children, Disabled Into Suicide Cars: US General
ISIS jihadists are forcing children and disabled people into explosives-laden trucks and making them drive at Iraqi security forces in Mosul, a general from the US-led coalition has said.
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Use Of 'Weaponized' Drones By ISIS Spurs Terrorism Fears
Late last month, a pair of Islamic State fighters in desert camouflage climbed to the top of a river bluff in northern Iraq to demonstrate an important new weapon: a small drone, about six feet wide with swept wings and a small bomb tucked in its fuselage.
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Iraqi Forces Converge On ISIS Occupied Mosul Airport
Iraqi forces,backed by jets and helicopters, battled their way to Mosul airport on Monday as they prepared to take on the ISIS' stronghold in the city's west bank.
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US Defense Secretary Arrives In Iraq To Assess Mosul Fight
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter has arrived in Baghdad to meet with American commanders and Iraqi leaders and to assess progress in the fight to retake the northern city of Mosul from the ISIS group.
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Rebels Tell US They Won't Leave Aleppo; Army Sees Operation Over In Weeks
Rebels in Aleppo have told the United States they will not leave their besieged enclave in the city after Moscow called for talks with Washington over their withdrawal, signalling they will fight on even as their top commander was wounded.
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ISIS Tells Supporters to Quit Messaging Apps for Fear of US Bombs
The new instructions came as the group tries to fight off a US-backed offensive on Mosul, its last major stronghold in Iraq, by far the biggest city it controls.
