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The article informs that civilian deaths are surging at an astonishing rate in the US-led fight against ISIS, as Washington and its allies steadily regain territory that had been lost to the group. Residents reports that more than 200 civilians have been killed in airstrikes including one strike on March 17, 2017, which have taken lives of more than 100 people in a single blow. The Pentagon announced four strikes that destroyed 25 fighting positions, 56 vehicles and a suicide car bomb.

The article discusses Iraq's offensive against the militant group Islamic State (ISIS) in West Mosul, Iraq. Topics include concerns regarding social conditions for civilians in Mosul, support of Iraq's mission from U.S. armed forces, and damage of the Mosul airport by ISIS in anticipation of the offensive.

The article reports on the Iraqi forces' victory over the Islamic State in Mosul, Iraq. Topics discussed include the Iraqi security forces' clearing operations in the area, the challenges facing the residents of Mosul such as the reestablishment of government authority, and the military assistance provided by the U.S. to the Iraqi forces.

The article discusses the possibility that the Mosul Dam in Mosul, Iraq, would collapse due to insufficient maintenance despite its being reclaimed from the militant group Islamic State (ISIS) by Iraqi and Kurdish forces.

The article discusses the victory of Iraq over the Islamic State which left much of Tal Afar city damaged but standing. Topics discussed include the speed of victory compared with Mosul, how one soldier described the utter destruction he had witnessed in Mosul and reasons the city of Tal Afar was spared.

The article reports that the civilians in Mosul, Iraq are being targeted by the terrorist group Islamic State (ISIS) as Iraqi forces prepare to attack militants who control the city, according to humanitarian groups and residents.

The article reports that residents in Rashidiya, an eastern part of Mosul, Iraq, still fear attacks from the militant group Islamic State despite of the declaration that the site was liberated.

The article discusses the views of Iraqis returning to their homes following the seizure of the city of Mosul, Iraq by Sunni Muslim militants aligned with the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) extremist group as of June 12, 2014. Topics addressed include support for the militants rather than the Iraqi government, as well as the Iraqi Army and government's response to the militants.

The article focuses on the intensifying fight between the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria fighters and Iraqi and Kurdish forces in Mosul, Iraq which brings a risky choice for residents on whether to stay or leave the city.

The article states that the terrorist organization Islamic State (ISIS) was employing unmanned aircraft known as drones to launch attacks against Kurdish fighters and Iraqi troops in northern Iraq as of mid-October 2016. According to the article, the attacks point to efforts by ISIS to adapt to technological innovations. The article also states that such drones could be used against coalition forces in Mosul, Iraq.

The article focuses on the search operation for the family members of the battle victims in Mosul, Iraq in the battle related to the liberation of Mosul, Iraq from the Islamic militants and mentions the burial of dead bodies by their family members.

The article reports on the move of the Iraqi military forces to retake the city of Mosul from the Islamic State and the preparation made by the concerned to extend relief to the affected families.

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.