Washington Post | Iraq says it was not warned about Russian missiles crossing its airspace Washington Post BAGHDAD — Iraq's Defense Ministry said Friday it was not informed when Russia launched more than two dozen cruise missiles across its airspace this week, and it described the lack of coordination in the region's increasingly cluttered skies as ... Popularity of 'Putin the Shiite' sky high in Iraq Putin Popularity In Iraq? Russian Airstrikes In Syria Welcomed In Baghdad Iraq leans toward Russia in war on Islamic State |
CNN International | Iraq hints it would accept Russian support in ISIS fight CNN International A U.S.-led coalition has been carrying out an aerial bombing campaign against ISIS positions in Iraq and Syria since last year. But Russia is upping its presence in the region, including carrying out airstrikes in Syria. Russia insists it is striking ... |
Huffington Post | Afghanistan and Iraq: Lessons for the Imperial Huffington Post ISIS forces from Syria have taken over large areas of northern and western Iraq, including its second largest city, Mosul, and the battered city of Fallujah. ISIS forces in Iraq and Syria are estimated to number no more than 35,000. Like the Taliban ... |
Al-Arabiya | Protester killed in unrest in Iraq's Kurdistan region Reuters ERBIL, Iraq Protesters torched an office of the main political party in Iraq's Kurdish north on Friday after at least one demonstrator was killed in the worst unrest the region has seen for several years. Five other people were wounded in the city of ... One killed in Iraq's Kurdistan region as protest turns violent |
National Post | Strikes Target ISIL Terrorists in Syria, Iraq Department of Defense SOUTHWEST ASIA, October 9, 2015 — U.S. and coalition military forces have continued to attack Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant terrorists in Syria and Iraq, Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve officials reported today. Officials ... Canada has flown in 2.4 per cent of allied airstrikes in Iraq and Syria ... |
One Man's Mission: Justice for Iraq Truth-Out Iraqis cross a busy border checkpoint between Kurdish- and Islamic State-controlled territory in Maktab Khalid, just west of Kirkuk, Iraq, September 17, 2014. (Andrea Bruce / The New York Times). While in Boston in 1994, full-time peace activist Bert ... |
U.S. News & World Report | Iraq officials: mortar attack in Diyala province kills 35 U.S. News & World Report Iraqi security forces, backed by Sunni and Shiite volunteers supported by U.S.-led coalition airstrikes against Islamic State group advanced their position after clashes in the western suburbs of Ramadi, Anbar province, Iraq, Thursday, Oct. 8, 2015 ... |
3News NZ | Battlelines drawn on Iraq trip Stuff.co.nz OPINION: John Key is not alone in talking out both sides of his mouth on the Iraq deployment. Key wrapped up his visit to Kiwi troops in Iraq with the view that they were making a big difference, but there was no value in extending their two-year ... Blog: Life inside Iraq's Camp Taji and mid-air sandstorm drama PM's Iraq trip a 'whitewash' Shining a light on New Zealand in Iraq |
The Indian Express | Azamgarh youth with ISIS in Iraq wants to return home The Indian Express A youth from Azamgarh in Uttar Pradesh, who had joined ISIS to fight in Iraq, wants to return home and has contacted his family to facilitate it. The youth, in his late 20s, had gone to ISIS-held areas about six months ago through Turkey, ostensibly to ... UP man trapped in IS-held area in Iraq wants to return |
Crux: Covering all things Catholic | Iraq's top Catholic says the US has a 'moral obligation' to fight ISIS Crux: Covering all things Catholic ROME — Iraq's top Catholic official says the United States has a “moral obligation” to put troops on the ground to combat the Islamic extremist group ISIS after leaving his country in “chaos,” but warns the Americans should not act unilaterally. “The ... |