The Iraqi parliament has passed a bill recognising the Shia militia fighters, the Popular Mobilisation Forces, as a government entity operating alongside the military... READ MORE›
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Joshua L. Wheeler, of Roland, Oklahoma, who died in October during a rescue mission in northern Iraq... READ MORE›
Concerns are becoming more acute as Iraqi security forces prepare for an offensive to recapture Mosul from the Islamic State, the adviser said... READ MORE›
A shattered 120mm artillery piece, captured by Isis from the Iraqi army but later destroyed by US bombers, lies abandoned near the town's main grain silo... READ MORE›
She has spent more than 15 years covering the Middle East, including the Iraq war... READ MORE›
It also puts the fighters three miles closer to Fallujah, the first Iraqi town to be captured by the Islamic State nearly two years ago... READ MORE›
An Iraqi army soldier stands by the decomposing body of an Islamic State militant killed in battle days before in Kharbadan last month... READ MORE›
Joshua Wheeler died assisting Kurdish forces on an Islamic State prison near the Iraqi city of Hawija... READ MORE›
An Iraqi army soldier drives a Humvee in the outskirts of the town of Kabrouk, Iraq, in May ... READ MORE›
Kurdish Cmdr. Mahadi Younis said he believed the weapons were manufactured in nearby Mosul, the Islamic State's stronghold in Iraq... READ MORE›
Thirteen other members of the security forces were killed in an attack on a military barracks east of Fallujah... READ MORE›
A US serviceman has been killed in northern Iraq, US Defence Secretary Ash Carter has said... READ MORE›
I don't really have a timeframe, he said during a recent overnight watch duty less than a kilometer from Islamic State positions... READ MORE›
Chlorine's use as a weapon is prohibited under the 1997 Chemical Weapons Convention... READ MORE›
On Thursday, Putin said Moscow would keep enough forces in Syria to continue the fight against Isis, the Nusra Front and other extremist organizations... READ MORE›
MAKHMOUR, Iraq -- The Iraqi army soldiers smoked nervously as they described their ordeal... READ MORE›
Since then, Iraqi forces have made modest gains, capturing a handful of villages on the eastern bank of the river Tigris... READ MORE›
The Iraqi government waded into the media battle about three months ago with a radio station broadcasting from a concrete shelter at the Makhmour army base... READ MORE›
Kurdish officials have cited security concerns as a reason for keeping some displaced people outside of Kurdish areas... READ MORE›
Iraqi forces have begun assembling several thousand troops in Makhmour, though many more will be needed to drive the militants from Mosul... READ MORE›
The Iraqi military statement named the villages recaptured as al-Nasr, Garmandi, Kudila and Khurburdan... READ MORE›
After occupying 40 percent of Iraqi territory, now only 14 percent remains, government spokesman Saad al-Hadithi said in a televised statement, using an Arabic acronym for Islamic State... READ MORE›
The Iraqi forces, notwithstanding perhaps somewhat of a poor brand based on how activities occurred in 2014, are quite honestly taking it to Daesh... READ MORE›
Islamic State targets identified in the region have been shot back at, the Turkish military said in a statement... READ MORE›
US special forces operating with Kurdish commandos rescued 69 Iraqis in an October raid in the northern city of Hawija, in which one US soldier was killed... READ MORE›
Both Najat Ali, the peshmerga commander, and the Iraqi army source said the militants had used suicide car bombs... READ MORE›
The United States is investigating whether the Islamic State used chemical weapons, the White House said Thursday, following allegations that the group's m... READ MORE›
Kurdish forces say they fear an increase in ISIL's chemical attacks to weaken the frontlines as Mosul offensive looms... READ MORE›
Since the Kurds aligned themselves against Assad in the bloody armed conflict, they were stripped of their Syrian citizenship... READ MORE›
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