
Iraq: Tribes In Anbar Pledge Their Support To Security Forces
Iraq: Gaining the support of the tribes in Anbar is an important step for the Iraqi Security Forces in breaking any links with ISIS in the region.
Iraq: Gaining the support of the tribes in Anbar is an important step for the Iraqi Security Forces in breaking any links with ISIS in the region.
The Iraqi Security Forces (ISF) are cooperating with local tribes to eliminate the final remnants of ISIS in the Anbar desert.
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