
Roudao – Erbil
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al – Abadi, on Thursday, said that the majority of the “Islamic state” Daesh foreign fighters and their families, have left Mosul , north of the country towards Syria.
Ebadi said, in a speech on the sidelines of a meeting with Iraqi conservatives in Baghdad, said that “the enemy (Daesh) decline in Mosul.”
“There is an internal dispute between members of the organization, and more of the foreign terrorists and their families left outside the province of Nineveh, and areas controlled by the terrorists on the ground shrunk dramatically.”
“A lot of elements (Daesh) were killed during the battles of Mosul, and the possibilities of the enemy retreated to a large extent, have been confiscated tons of explosive materials and weapons of the terrorists during the battles.”
He noted that the Iraqi forces, get information from the civilians from weapons and ammunition storage sites “Daesh”, predicting that his country’s troops “soon” to succeed in the liberation of all the regions of Mosul.
This comes at a time when liberalization is expected to be the western side of the city of Mosul, the military operations launched soon after the military leadership announced earlier, for the completion of all preparations and preparations for the battle.
The Iraqi forces had recaptured the entire eastern half of the city nearly two weeks ago, after fierce fighting lasted for nearly 100 days with Sunni Islamist al Daesh.