Iraqi army makes gains against ISIL in Salahddin prov.
The Iraqi army, backed by Sunni tribesmen and Shia volunteers, has made gains against ISIL terrorists in their ongoing operations in Salahuddin province.
Iraqi troops advanced on several fronts in the town of Ishaqi, located about 70 kilometers from the capital Baghdad. They also seized an ISIL bunker in the area and destroyed some of their vehicles. Iraqi forces are fighting ISIL terrorists in several areas. Last week, the army launched an offensive against the terror group in Anbar and Salahuddin provinces. A key goal of the offensive is to retake the city of Ramadi which was captured by terrorists on May 17.
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