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The Joint Operations Command announced yesterday that all the combatant forces have left Iraq, the state news agency reported. According to the news agency, spokesperson of the Joint Operation Comm...

Islamic State claims responsibility for a suicide bombing attack Afghan officials say killed at least 60 people at Kabul's international airport. The attacks led Australia to suspend its evacuation mission.

Tarmiyah, about orchards. Iraqi security forces have been battling ISIS militants in the area for weeks. The militant group has launched a series of attacks against security forces and local tribal troops using bombs and light weapons. Near the northern city of Kirkuk, militants assaulted positions held by the Kurdish Peshmerga forces, killing six soldiers and wounding several others, the p resident of the Kurdistan Regional Government said. The attack took place in disputed territory claimed...

SHARE Unknown militants attacked a major Iraqi airbase hosting US soldiers north of Baghdad with rockets on Sunday night, injuring two Iraqi soldiers, the Joint Operation Command said. The rockets that hit Balad Air Base were fired from the Dojama area in Kahlis district, the command said, describing the attacks as “hideous acts” and vowed "a tough response". A military source said one of the wounded soldiers was in a critical condition. Read More He said the base runway suffered minor dama...

Published date: 16 October 2020 11:45 UTC | Last update: 5 months 2 weeks ago All armed groups will be expelled from the contested Sinjar region of Iraq following a "historic deal" between Baghdad and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG). The agreement, which was signed on 9 October, is set to normalise security and governance in Sinjar and establish a new force to police the northwestern region, which is still recovering from the 2014 onslaught by...

The explosions occurred at an outdoor market and injured more than 100 civilians

Corruption, laxity rife at Beitbridge border Victor Maphosa Herald Reporter It is easy to go to and from South Africa through the official border post without a valid passport and a Covid-19 certificate, legal requirements on both sides, thanks to corrupt officials in both countries. It does, however, cost R1 200 for a middleman, who presumably pays off the officials after taking a cut. Last Tuesday, a Herald reporter went to Musina and back to see how it was done. In one of the high-density su...

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