Iraqi army captures 200 foreign terrorists in Anbar province
The Iraqi army has captured 2-hundred foreign terrorists in the western province of Anbar ahead of a major operation there. That was announced by Commander of Anbar operation Major General Ghasim al-Mohammadi.
The general also said they are gearing up for a major push to retake the city of Ramadi in the province from the ISIL terrorists. Shia volunteers and the army are encircling Ramadi from three directions. The army has set up one of its operation bases to train the volunteers in the city of Karbala, south of Ramadi. The joint forces have recently made important gains against the Takfiri terrorists. In their latest offensive, they managed to take over Hajjaj district in Salahuddin province from the terrorists. The area is located near the strategic city of Tikrit, which was successfully liberated in March.
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