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Iraqi Forces Liberated strategic Hawija
Iraqi forces said Thursday they had retaken the center of ISIS group stronghold Hawija and were pushing forward in their attack on one of the last Daesh enclaves in the country
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Saudi King Enters Moscow
The Saudi King Salman bin Abdul Aziz arrived in Moscow Wednesday on official, described as “historical” visit, to discuss regional and international issues as well as bilateral ties with the Russian president Vladimir Putin
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Al-Nusra Front Leader critically injured in Syria, Russian Defense Ministry says
Russia said on Wednesday it had critically injured the leader of the Tahrir al-Sham militant group in Syria after launching an air strike on his position which had also killed 12 of his field commanders
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Iraq’s Former President Dies
Iraq’s former president Jalal Talabani died at a hospital in Germany, aged 84, Iraqi Televisions announced. Talabani born in 1933 and was Iraq’s president from 2005 to 2014
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Changing Geographical Borders to Step up Instability: Rouhani
Turkish chief of the general staff Gen. Hulusi Akar held talks with the Iranian president Hassan Rouhani
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Over 450 IS Militants Killed and Wounded in Syria
Russia’s Aerospace Forces destroyed 304 militants of Daesh terror group on the eastern bank of the Euphrates River over the past two days
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Daesh Not behind Las Vegas Shooting: FBI
FBI investigators say they have found no links between the Las Vegas attack and international terrorist groups after ISIL claimed responsibility for the deadliest mass shooting in American history
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Weapon; More Powerful than Atomic Bombs!
The new electronic weapon built in Russia, is more powerful than nuclear bomb and capable of defeating all army, British outlets reported
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Deadly Attack in US Las Vegas
As a result of shootings in Las Vegas, America, at least 50 people were killed and more than 200 others wounded, police confirmed
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US Troops to be in Afghanistan for another 10 Years
The US Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Bob Corker vowed that American troops will remain in Afghanistan for at least another decade
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