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Leaked documents reveal Ukraine’s Zelensky tried to hire terrorists in Iraq

Steven Sahiounie, journalist and political commentator   Details of the recent Ukrainian-Iraqi talks have appeared in the Middle Eastern media. According to almasryalyoum.com, on September 27, a YouTube video appeared, which claims that Ukrainian president Zelenskyy has been trying to recruit certain Iraqi prisoners into the Armed Forces of Ukraine. According to the video, the […]

Collapse in Iraqi Kurdistan: US’s Plan C fails before it begins

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CONFIRMED: Victory in Mosul: last districts of the city liberated from ISIS

The Iraqi army has won the battle of Mosul.  Though ISIS has resisted with fierce determination, and has held the Iraqi army off for 9 months, the last buildings in Mosul’s Old City still under ISIS control have now been freed.
Since there are no reports of surrenders by ISIS fighters, it is to be presumed that the 300 or so of these fighters who were still resisting in Mosul’s Old City are now all dead.

ISIS facing final defeat in Mosul

Though the battle against ISIS for Mosul – Iraq’s second city – has taken much longer than most people expected, it appears that the battle for Mosul may be finally drawing to an end.
News yesterday spoke of significant advances by the Iraqi army in western Mosul, with the Iraqi army finally reaching Mosul’s Old City, which however is still controlled by ISIS.  More reports today speak of Iraqi troops entering Mosul’s Old City, and capturing an area in its northern part.

Video Shows Iraqi Forces Fired White Phosphorus Into Mosul

(ANTIWAR.COMMultiple videos are making the rounds this week of white phosphorus artillery shells being fired into the Iraqi city of Mosul by Iraqi forces. Though the use of white phosphorus for illumination is technically legal under international law, its high temperature and toxic properties make it wholly unsuitable for use in an urban environment, and such use is almost certainly a war crime.