پیشروی 13 کیلومتری «نُجَباء» در محور تکریت به موصل/ فرار داعش از مراکز نفتی و ذخایر تسلیحاتی

al-Nujaba advances 13 kilometres on the Tikrit-Mosul axis | Daesh flees from oil centres and weapons reserves

The second phase of the operation to liberate the Tikrit-Mosul axis began on February 3, 2017, when the al-Nujaba forces made a 13-kilometre advance which caused the Takfiri terrorists to flee from important oil centres and weapons reserves.

According to the Communication and Media Affairs Centre of al-‎Nujaba in Iran, Iraqi Islamic Resistance Forces launched the second phase of the operation to liberate Mosul via the Tikrit axis on February 3, 2017. They have liberated and cleared more than thirteen kilometres so far.

In this operation, the forces of al-Nujaba made significant progress in liberating al-Siniyyah Island, where a large number of members of the Daesh terrorist group were killed and their weapons stockpiles were captured.

During al-Nujaba’s attacks on Salah al-Din Island, important oil fields were taken from the control of Takfiri forces. Daesh had previously used these fields as their headquarters.

Islamic Resistance forces also liberated five villages on Salah al-Din Island, whose residents returned to their homes.

Among the achievements of the Islamic Resistance Front in the clashes on Salah al-Din Island are the destruction of vehicles carrying ammunition for Daesh forces and the destruction of dozens of hideouts by the terrorist group by the al-Nujaba Missile Unit.

The villages of Abd Ali and Arab Sayir located on Salah al-Din Island were liberated yesterday, February 4, from the filthy Daesh forces and several weapons and ammunition depots of the Takfiri terrorists were captured by the forces of the Islamic Resistance Front.

On the other hand, the forces of al-Nujaba managed to advance seven kilometres on the Bayji-Mosul road.