Kurds Shias And Sunnis Battle Isis In Mosul But Who Wins Time

Kurds Shias And Sunnis Battle Isis In Mosul But Who Wins Time Kurdish peshmerga forces located at mount zardak fire toward an isis position during an operation to retake iraq's mosul, held by the militant group since 2014, on oct. 17, 2016. hemn baban. Mosul is not a kurdish city, so the kurdish forces (called peshmerga and controlled by the kurdish regional government [krg]) have a supporting role. the plan is for the kurds to establish blocking positions on the east side of mosul while the ia assaults the city. to keep isis from reinforcing the city, the kurds may also need to put pressure.

Map Of Sunnis Shias And Kurds March 3, 2017 1:30 pm est. t he battle for mosul—iraq’s second largest city—barrels westward toward its end. when isis loses mosul, it will also lose its last significant foothold in iraq. After mosul, one pentagon intelligence officer reports, the nation’s kurds, shias and sunnis will pick up where they left off before isis appeared: in a violent, bloody struggle for political power. Yuri kozyrev—noor for time. when fighters with the islamic state of iraq and greater syria swept across iraq in the summer of 2014, the largest prize they claimed was the city of mosul. the. On october 17, 18,000 iraqi security forces, 10,000 kurds, several thousand policemen, and an array of sunni and shia militia fighters, along with their american advisors, began a long awaited.

After Isis Kurds Face Off With Out Of Control Shia Militias Sofrep Yuri kozyrev—noor for time. when fighters with the islamic state of iraq and greater syria swept across iraq in the summer of 2014, the largest prize they claimed was the city of mosul. the. On october 17, 18,000 iraqi security forces, 10,000 kurds, several thousand policemen, and an array of sunni and shia militia fighters, along with their american advisors, began a long awaited. Isis has lost its territorial base in iraq and syria, but the sudden withdrawal of u.s. forces from northeastern syria has raised concerns that the islamic state could make a comeback. our guest. Now, the sunnis of mosul are watching shiite forces battling isis in tikrit. "that's the problem with the tikrit operation, that it is a purely shiite led military operation against a heavily.