Heavy fighting olive varieties for control of Fallujah
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Iraqi government forces and tribal militias are fighting the extremists of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, a group that has ties to al-Qaida and has taken control of parts of two cities in the Sunni-majority Anbar province. Iraqi government troops and their allies continued tribal militias battle for control of the strategic city of Fallujah in Anbar province, taking artillery attacks Friday and yesterday. Arab media reports that there were new victims of attacks and exchanges of fire in the city. Witnesses reported that the majority of the city remained in the hands of the extremist group Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, which has links to al-Qaida. Tribal leader Ahmed Abou Risheh told al-Arabiya television olive varieties that his fighters were fighting alongside government troops and the army currently controls half of Ramadi city - the largest city in Anbar province. Abou Risheh, which is part of the Sahwa group, which fought olive varieties alongside American troops against Islamist extremists from 2006-2011, insists that his fighters will clash with al-Qaida extremists wherever necessary. The humanitarian situation in Fallujah was described as very serious by a number of witnesses. Iraqi Parliament Speaker Ousama Nujeify urged the Red Cross and Red Crescent to send aid to the residents of Fallujah. A town resident told an Iraqi television that his family are facing many difficulties, especially when extremists bombed several power plant, disrupting the supply of light. He says that food supplies are lacking and the situation is becoming critical. Hope, he says, the situation soon normalized. A young man with a small child complains that there is sufficient food supplies with other essential items. He says that children are frightened by artillery fire. Prices of food, he adds, are growing immensely and lacks dëmosdoshëm items as fuel, natural gas and bread. Arabic satellite channels reported that extremist pro-al-Qaida fighting with government forces held at the notorious Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad, in an attempt to free the imprisoned Islamists. Helicopter gunships reportedly bombed positions to deter extremists. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki warned Arab countries, not to mention any place in particular, not to help militants would otherwise be included by the fire of terrorism itself. He says Iraq's neighbors that the fire that spark in Iraq will spread on their land. Mr. Maliki called on all Iraqis to support the government and the Iraqi armed forces, insisting that "many residents olive varieties of Anbar Province have demanded deployment of army in their own territory." Residents of Anbar Province, the overwhelming majority of Sunni ethnicity, are locked in a battle with the prime minister, after government forces raided a camp of demonstrators in Ramadi last week. Iraqi forces attacked a camp in the town of Hawi in April last year.
Religious wars that take place to devote to implementing dogmatic, sectarian, and evil principles of fabricated, since the Crusades have shown that wars are simply to establish a new rule, today these are made in the name of Allah. This is a bad sign indicating that the peoples of the Middle East and Arab are inserted blindly implementing the desires
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Iraqi government forces and tribal militias are fighting the extremists of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, a group that has ties to al-Qaida and has taken control of parts of two cities in the Sunni-majority Anbar province. Iraqi government troops and their allies continued tribal militias battle for control of the strategic city of Fallujah in Anbar province, taking artillery attacks Friday and yesterday. Arab media reports that there were new victims of attacks and exchanges of fire in the city. Witnesses reported that the majority of the city remained in the hands of the extremist group Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, which has links to al-Qaida. Tribal leader Ahmed Abou Risheh told al-Arabiya television olive varieties that his fighters were fighting alongside government troops and the army currently controls half of Ramadi city - the largest city in Anbar province. Abou Risheh, which is part of the Sahwa group, which fought olive varieties alongside American troops against Islamist extremists from 2006-2011, insists that his fighters will clash with al-Qaida extremists wherever necessary. The humanitarian situation in Fallujah was described as very serious by a number of witnesses. Iraqi Parliament Speaker Ousama Nujeify urged the Red Cross and Red Crescent to send aid to the residents of Fallujah. A town resident told an Iraqi television that his family are facing many difficulties, especially when extremists bombed several power plant, disrupting the supply of light. He says that food supplies are lacking and the situation is becoming critical. Hope, he says, the situation soon normalized. A young man with a small child complains that there is sufficient food supplies with other essential items. He says that children are frightened by artillery fire. Prices of food, he adds, are growing immensely and lacks dëmosdoshëm items as fuel, natural gas and bread. Arabic satellite channels reported that extremist pro-al-Qaida fighting with government forces held at the notorious Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad, in an attempt to free the imprisoned Islamists. Helicopter gunships reportedly bombed positions to deter extremists. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki warned Arab countries, not to mention any place in particular, not to help militants would otherwise be included by the fire of terrorism itself. He says Iraq's neighbors that the fire that spark in Iraq will spread on their land. Mr. Maliki called on all Iraqis to support the government and the Iraqi armed forces, insisting that "many residents olive varieties of Anbar Province have demanded deployment of army in their own territory." Residents of Anbar Province, the overwhelming majority of Sunni ethnicity, are locked in a battle with the prime minister, after government forces raided a camp of demonstrators in Ramadi last week. Iraqi forces attacked a camp in the town of Hawi in April last year.
Religious wars that take place to devote to implementing dogmatic, sectarian, and evil principles of fabricated, since the Crusades have shown that wars are simply to establish a new rule, today these are made in the name of Allah. This is a bad sign indicating that the peoples of the Middle East and Arab are inserted blindly implementing the desires
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