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The article reports that several residents of Falluja, Iraq were returning to the city after the Iraqi forces had taken the city from the terrorist group Islamic State. It mentions that the residents such as Sabah Rashid have been warned by the police to not return to their home yet due to bombs that were rigged by terrorists after they fled from the city.

The article reports on the assault initiated by Iraqi forces on the oil fields and the Kurdish-held city Kirkuk, Iraq despite the effort of the U.S. to keep the tensions from boiling into another war, following the order of Iraqi prime minister Haider al-Abadi to impose security within the area.

The article reports on the victory earned by Iraqi forces against Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) militants in Hawija, Iraq.

The article discusses the impact of the Travel Ban executive order issued by U.S. president Donald Trump on the the counterterrorism troops across Iraq and highlights the situation of troop commander Captain Ahmed Adnan al-Musawe with regard to the matter.

The article discusses shift of base camps of terrorist organization Islamic State fighters from Iraq's Mosul to Tal Afar, due to increasing struggle between Turkey and Iran for influence in northern Iraq and growing efforts of Iraqi armed forces to reoccupy Mosul from Islamic State.

The article focuses on the initiatives taken by the Iraqi security forces and tribal fighters, backed by the U.S. air power, to fight against Islamic State in Ramadi, Iraq, and offers views of Sheikh Sufyan al-Ethawi, a tribal leader, on the same.

The article reports that Iraqi forces and Shiite militias had retaken the oil refinery at Baiji from militant group Islamic State on October 16, 2015.

The article reports on the combined force of Iraqi soldiers and allied Shiite militias who started to retake the city of Ramadi from terrorist group Islamic State, according to Iraqi officials on May 26, 2015.

The article offers information on the announcement from Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi regarding the victory of the Iraqi forces and government against the terrorist group Islamic State after the armed forces claims the northern city of Hawija from the terrorist group.

The article reports on the victory of the Iraqi military forces, recovering the city of Tal Afar in Iraq from the terrorist group Islamic State (ISIS) with the help from the U.S.

The article focuses on the move of the military officials in Iraq and the U.S. in intensifying their talk for an offensive against Islamic State militants. The operation is intended to target the stronghold of the militants in Mosul city amid doubts about the readiness of Iraqi forces. The Kurdistan Region Security Council head Masrour Barzani claims that the forces need more time to train while the government needs greater efforts to win the support of the residents and tribes in the city.

The article focuses on the important role played by the Hezbolla as a military group that protects Lebanon and fight against Israel. It states that the group has built a network of bunkers and tunnels near the country's southern boarder, trained thousands of committed fighters to battle Israel's army, and built an arsenal of rockets. It also notes that the group has rapidly expanded its operations and helped organize a battalion of militants that can fight almost anywhere.

The article reports that the Islamic State has been defeated by the Iraqi forces in Mosul and ended the campaign that lasted nearly nine months.

The article reports on the emergence of a war of attrition in Iraq as the government seeks to retake the city of Mosul from the Islamic State (ISIS) group. It mentions the high casualties of Iraqi security forces and civilians from ISIS attacks, how civilians trapped inside the city are running low on food as well as drinking water and are at risk of cruelty from ISIS, and the challenge facing Iraqi soldiers with the use of air power and artillery as many civilians opted to remain in the city.

The article reports that the Iraqi Army has captured the city of Mosul, which was under the authoritarian rule of the Islamic State or ISIS. Topics discussed include danger of getting out of Mosul, number of people who were executed for their role in a plot to overturn the Islamic State, and efforts of Mosul residents to fight against ISIS militants.