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17-05-2015
State regulation imposing Islamic Daash control over the Anbar Operations Command headquarters Sunday, after fierce battles with Iraqi forces stationed in the middle of the pitch gray area.
Security and local officials said that the organization, dominated the headquarters after security forces withdrew from it.
And this may be Daash impose near-total control of Ramadi, Anbar province.
The killing of 500 people in two days
Iraqi authorities estimated the number of civilians and members of the security forces who were killed in an attack on a gray Daash estimated at least 500 people.
Said Muhannad Imorn, a consultant and spokesman for the governor of Anbar Suhaib al-Rawi, told France-Presse, "We do not have an exact number of victims, but we believe that at least 500 people between civilians were killed and a security element during the past two days."
Conflicting reports about the fall of gray
Despite the breadth of the control of the organization in Ramadi dramatically after the evacuation of the security centers, Highmore said that the city did not completely fall out, although members of the security forces still fighting in some neighborhoods.
But in Ramadi Police Colonel Jabbar Alasavi Agency confirmed that the security forces of the army and police withdrew completely from the gray, pointing out that it headed towards the South Nukhayb in the province.
In the same context, submitted in military she said Pat Daash controls the security centers in the city after the withdrawal of security forces, including, pointing out that the elements "had upon entering Anbar Operations Command headquarters to burn its fuel station."
Battles in the stadium area
The Solomon Kubaisi Chairman Anbar province adviser, had said earlier, that the battles broke out between the two sides in the stadium area, killing seven policemen and wounding 20 others. He added in contact with "Radio Sawa", that local police forces had to withdraw from the region:
He criticized Kubaisi told the "Radio Sawa" what he described as the government silently towards the local Anbar government pleas to send military reinforcements to stop the progress Daash.
The displacement of eight thousand
It led battles between Iraqi forces and Daash in Ramadi in western Iraq, the past two days, to the displacement of thousands of Iraqis from their homes in the city.
The International Organization for Migration Sunday that eight thousand people had to leave their areas since that Daash began a major offensive in the city on Thursday evening, which expanded its influence in the city, and opportunities for control of the government complex.
Displaced and moved to Amiriyat Falluja, to the east of Ramadi, in order to enter the capital Baghdad, but the authorities did not allow them to enter the city, according to FAO.
This is the second time in weeks, recorded the displacement of a wide wave of gray, after displaced nearly 113 thousand people in the first half of April / May, following an attack on the Daash neighborhoods in the city.
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17-05-2015
State regulation imposing Islamic Daash control over the Anbar Operations Command headquarters Sunday, after fierce battles with Iraqi forces stationed in the middle of the pitch gray area.
Security and local officials said that the organization, dominated the headquarters after security forces withdrew from it.
And this may be Daash impose near-total control of Ramadi, Anbar province.
The killing of 500 people in two days
Iraqi authorities estimated the number of civilians and members of the security forces who were killed in an attack on a gray Daash estimated at least 500 people.
Said Muhannad Imorn, a consultant and spokesman for the governor of Anbar Suhaib al-Rawi, told France-Presse, "We do not have an exact number of victims, but we believe that at least 500 people between civilians were killed and a security element during the past two days."
Conflicting reports about the fall of gray
Despite the breadth of the control of the organization in Ramadi dramatically after the evacuation of the security centers, Highmore said that the city did not completely fall out, although members of the security forces still fighting in some neighborhoods.
But in Ramadi Police Colonel Jabbar Alasavi Agency confirmed that the security forces of the army and police withdrew completely from the gray, pointing out that it headed towards the South Nukhayb in the province.
In the same context, submitted in military she said Pat Daash controls the security centers in the city after the withdrawal of security forces, including, pointing out that the elements "had upon entering Anbar Operations Command headquarters to burn its fuel station."
Battles in the stadium area
The Solomon Kubaisi Chairman Anbar province adviser, had said earlier, that the battles broke out between the two sides in the stadium area, killing seven policemen and wounding 20 others. He added in contact with "Radio Sawa", that local police forces had to withdraw from the region:
He criticized Kubaisi told the "Radio Sawa" what he described as the government silently towards the local Anbar government pleas to send military reinforcements to stop the progress Daash.
The displacement of eight thousand
It led battles between Iraqi forces and Daash in Ramadi in western Iraq, the past two days, to the displacement of thousands of Iraqis from their homes in the city.
The International Organization for Migration Sunday that eight thousand people had to leave their areas since that Daash began a major offensive in the city on Thursday evening, which expanded its influence in the city, and opportunities for control of the government complex.
Displaced and moved to Amiriyat Falluja, to the east of Ramadi, in order to enter the capital Baghdad, but the authorities did not allow them to enter the city, according to FAO.
This is the second time in weeks, recorded the displacement of a wide wave of gray, after displaced nearly 113 thousand people in the first half of April / May, following an attack on the Daash neighborhoods in the city.
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