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US officer: the Kurds, the army and Shi'ite militias surrounding the streets of Mosul and fight war
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2015 14:50
Twilight News / said US Army Colonel James Reese, the next battle for control of the city of Mosul under the control of the organization, "Daash" since last summer will be very complicated because they will be fought on the way "street war" a densely populated city.
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Reese said, in an interview with CNNabout the importance of the Battle of Mosul and how power is distributed in and around that "Mosul is the second largest city in Iraq, the first major city, however Daash fell when the organization launched a campaign to invade vast areas of northern and western Iraq."
Reese added that "since the Iraqi forces have the support of Shiite militias backed by Iran and aircraft of the International Alliance of its way toward the north on the line of the Tigris River Valley and took control of some near Baghdad cities, while the peshmerga forces isolating Mosul and cut the supply of fighters and ammunition by the lines ".
He warned the American officer retired from the harsh battle awaits Mosul, saying that "the city under siege now and for the Iraqis to prepare for war in the streets of a city of several million people, which would be very complicated."
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2015 14:50
Twilight News / said US Army Colonel James Reese, the next battle for control of the city of Mosul under the control of the organization, "Daash" since last summer will be very complicated because they will be fought on the way "street war" a densely populated city.
nb-106859-635424027015786235.jpg
Reese said, in an interview with CNNabout the importance of the Battle of Mosul and how power is distributed in and around that "Mosul is the second largest city in Iraq, the first major city, however Daash fell when the organization launched a campaign to invade vast areas of northern and western Iraq."
Reese added that "since the Iraqi forces have the support of Shiite militias backed by Iran and aircraft of the International Alliance of its way toward the north on the line of the Tigris River Valley and took control of some near Baghdad cities, while the peshmerga forces isolating Mosul and cut the supply of fighters and ammunition by the lines ".
He warned the American officer retired from the harsh battle awaits Mosul, saying that "the city under siege now and for the Iraqis to prepare for war in the streets of a city of several million people, which would be very complicated."
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