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US arrests Arizona man over alleged ties to al-Qaeda
The United States has arrested a man on allegations that he was the leader of a group of al-Qaeda militants in Iraq, which has requested his ... Middle East -
Mass grave containing remains of 643 civilians discovered in Iraq
A mass grave dating back to 2016 has been discovered in Iraq containing the remains of 643 civilians believed to be victims of the Saqlawiyah massacre ... Middle East -
Eight killed in car-bomb attack at Iraqi checkpoint
At least eight people were killed and 12 wounded in a suicide car-bomb attack on a security checkpoint in western Iraq, the local mayor said on ... Middle East -
UN sees Mosul assault driving out 250,000 civilians
Such an exodus would be on top of roughly 162,000 people already displaced by Iraqi government efforts to retake the city Middle East -
Iraq Kurds gain new ground in pre-Mosul op
The peshmerga forces had launched the assault to retake villages in the Nineveh plain between Mosul and Erbil Middle East -
Victories against ISIS leave Iraq’s Sunni heartland shattered
Anbar has witnessed the most successful military phase of the ground fight against ISIS to date Features -
HRW urges ban on militias with record of abuses from Mosul battle
The rights group says Iraq ‘shouldn’t risk exposing Mosul civilians to serious harm by militias with a record of recent abuse’ News -
Trench cuts off Iraq’s Fallujah from the north following ISIS defeat
Displaced residents are waiting for Fallujah’s streets and buildings to be cleared of ISIS explosives before returning Middle East -
Iraq security ‘must’ catch up to military gains
Battlefield advances have not been matched by better security inside Iraq, the country’s defense minister said Middle East -
Human Rights Watch urges transparency over Fallujah abuses probe
Watchdog says not even basic details were provided and the inquiry was ‘mired in secrecy’ Middle East -
US looks to Mosul after Fallujah recapture
Iraqi forces seized ISIS’s last positions in Fallujah, establishing control over one of the extremists’ most emblematic bastions Middle East -
Suicide bomber kills nine at Iraq Sunni mosque: officials
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack, but the ISIS militant group frequently carries out suicide bombings Middle East -
Iraqis suffer in desert camps after flight from Fallujah
Tens of thousands of Iraqis who survived a harrowing flight from Fallujah now find themselves in sprawling desert camps with little food, water or shelter Features -
ISIS defeated in Falluja says Iraq commander
Iraqi forces reached the center of Falluja last week but militants remained holed up in some parts of the city west of Baghdad Middle East -
Iraqi flag raised in liberated Fallujah neighborhood
The news comes after Iraqi security forces were able last week to liberate the center of Fallujah city Middle East -
Iraq urged to aid civilians who fled Fallujah
Thousands of families have nothing to eat and nowhere to sleep Middle East -
Iraqi forces battle ISIS in Fallujah after city’s fall
ISIS militants still control the northern Golan neighborhood as well as other scattered pockets, where they are largely surrounded Middle East -
US says only 1/3 of Fallujah cleared of ISIS
Only a third of Fallujah has been "cleared" of ISIS militants, the US-led coalition said Middle East -
Humanitarian disaster looms as 82,000 Iraqis flee Fallujah
The United Nations says thousands of civilians continue to flee Fallujah after most of the city was declared liberated from the Islamic State group. ... Reports -
NGO: 30,000 displaced from Fallujah
Fighting in the Iraqi city of Fallujah has displaced at least 30,000 people in three days, Norwegian Refugee Council said Middle East -
Iraqi forces open 2nd front south of ISIS-held Mosul
Iraqi forces opened a second front on Saturday in preparation for an assault on the ISIS stronghold of Mosul Middle East -
Iraqi forces take Fallujah government building from ISIS
A military statement said the federal police had raised the Iraqi flag above the building and were continuing to pursue the ultra-hardline militants Middle East -
The violent road to Fallujah
Perhaps some media outlets have fallen into the trap of sectarian and political polarization when addressing the campaign Middle East -
Saudi Ambassador to Iraq denies claimed Fallujah's visit
Thamer al-Sabhan said that a media campaign is targeting the Kingdom's embassy in Baghdad by promoting lies related to his visit to Fallujah or by ... Reports -
Fallujah men fleeing ISIS detained by Iraqi govt, Shiite militias
The United Nations estimates that more than 40,000 people have fled Fallujah Middle East -
7,000 Iraqis flee Fallujah through safe corridor: UN
Iraqi forces launched an offensive to retake Fallujah on May 22-23 News -
Iraq battles shouldn’t overshadow grave humanitarian needs
In Fallujah, 50,000 people remain trapped and are reportedly suffering from serious shortages of food, water and medical supplies Middle East -
Amid offensive in Fallujah, civilians face hellish uncertainty
As the offensive drags on, civilians trapped in Iraq face a reality of starvation and a near-death existence under siege Middle East -
Iraqi troops open safe route from Fallujah, 4,000 flee
The Iraqi army said it had secured the first safe exit route for civilians to leave ISIS’ besieged stronghold Fallujah. Middle East -
How one family escaped Iraq’s besieged Fallujah
The 49-year-old man and his family were able to leave Fallujah this week but tens of thousands more civilians remained trapped in the city by ISIS Features