daesh electrocute 16 civilian iraqis in anbar
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Daesh electrocute 16 civilian Iraqis in Anbar

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Daesh attacks in Iraq
Baghdad - Arab Today

Daesh terrorist group electrocuted 16 Iraqi civilians in western Ramadi, while the Public Mobilization forces controlled "Tofaha" strategic bridge in southern Fallujah.

The extremist organization nabbed some Iraqis, accused them of conveying information about the group to the chieftains and electrocuted them so as to intimidate the opponents of Daesh, according to local and security sources.

Meanwhile, the Public Mobilization forces controlled "Tofaha" strategic bridge in southern Fallujah, according to some sources.

The security forces and the Public Mobilization advanced in Anbar.

Source: MENA

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