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On June 26, a car bomb attack targeted the offices of Ninawa
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into chaos with armed Kurds looting the city and forcing Arabs out of homes. At the same time, former Ba'athists and Iraqi military personnel fled south to Tikrit and began to form the insurgency. By the end of the first week of
American occupation of Mosul, 31 Iraqis had been killed and 150 wounded.
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to secure Kirkuk and its nearby oilfields. Meanwhile, U.S. Special Forces and
Peshmerga turned towards Mosul, securing the city on April 11 after the Iraqi Army V Corps surrendered. Despite efforts by the Special Forces commander, Lt. Col. Waltemeyer to keep Kurdish forces out of the city, Mosul fell
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On June 27, the U.S. military announced that it had killed Abu Khalaf, the leader of Al-Qaeda in Mosul. He was shot dead by
American forces during a raid on a building in Mosul. Al-Qaeda suffered perhaps its greatest blow when American soldiers killed Khalaf, the "emir of Mosul". He had been a close
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On March 23, an insurgent suicide bomber, in a truck with a bullet-proof windshield, attacked Combat
Outpost Inman, an Iraqi Army military base in western Mosul. He blasted through an armored vehicle to reach the courtyard of the military headquarters. In the ensuing explosion 13 Iraqi soldiers were
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or police recruits. One civilian was also killed. The police chief was dismissed over the incident. Meanwhile, in Mosul, a suicide bomber driving a police vehicle killed three police commandos and wounded nine others, including two policemen. In a separate attack, at least 20 civilians were wounded
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Combined Arms Battalion, 8th Regiment had been redeployed to Mosul from Baghdad, joining the 3rd Squadron of the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment (3-3 ACR), who had been in the city since December 2007, when the 3ACR took over responsibility for Nineveh province from the
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On May 24, the Iraqi military operation in Mosul was declared over and the city and surrounding areas declared secured by the military. The Iraqi Army stated that Al-Qaeda had been cleared from their remaining stronghold in the country. During the operation 14 Iraqi soldiers were killed. Five when
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reported, "the culmination of one of the most spectacular victories of the war on terror." A terrorist force that once numbered more than 12,000, with AQI strongholds in the west and central regions of Iraq, has over two years been reduced to a mere 1,200 fighters, backed against the wall in the
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there. Al-Maliki said the aim of the offensive was to clear the city of "criminal terrorist gangs" and "it intends to provide suitable conditions for the operation of state offices, enabling it to reconstruct the city and to deliver services to its people." The U.S. military spokesman, Maj. Gen.
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In January 2004, 8,700 soldiers of the 3rd SBCT/2nd Infantry Division replaced the 101st Airborne, effectively halving the number of U.S. soldiers. Ethnic tensions in Mosul grew, with the Sunni Arabs and the insurgents occupying the west side of Mosul and the Kurds occupying the east side. The
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On April 26, insurgents attacked an Iraqi Army checkpoint in Mosul. A suicide bomber detonated an explosive laden vehicle killing 2 Iraqi civilians and wounding 4. Insurgents than followed the explosion with small arms and RPG fire. Iraqi Army and Coalition forces returned fire, killing one
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Diagram released by Coalition forces after they had killed Abu Yasir al-Saudi, Al-Qaeda in Iraq's military emir (operational leader) for south-east Mosul, in an airstrike on February 27. The figure at the top of the network is Abd-al-Rahman, Mosul's military emir who was captured February
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At the same time, the Iraqi Army 2nd Division had redeployed two of its battalions to Baghdad. Despite the reduced Coalition and Iraqi presence in Mosul, attacks fell by half, from between 15 and 18 attacks per day in December 2006, to 7-9 attacks in July. However, coalition operations in
1848:(NOC), to coordinate the various Iraqi Security Force units operating in the province, as well as liaise with Coalition forces operating in the province. A Sunni Arab, Major General Riyadh Jalal Tawfiq, previously commander of the 9th IA Division, was selected to command the NOC.
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On May 13, four days after the start of the military offensive, five Iraqi soldiers were killed in Mosul after their unit hit a roadside bomb in Mosul. The Iraqi Army announced that it had captured two senior al-Qaida in Iraq leaders east of Mosul. However, the Sunni
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logistics hub for Al-Qaeda in Iraq because of its size and location - sitting at crossroads between Baghdad, Syria, Turkey and Iran. The insurgents established a new base in Mosul and prepared for a 'decisive final battle' in the words of the Iraqi Prime Minister
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The next day, as the police was investigating the scene, of the massive bombing the day before, gunmen opened fire on them. At that time a suicide bomber targeted the car of the police chief of Mosul, who was on the scene, killing him and two other policemen.
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A U.S. military map used by General Petraeus in Congressional testimony in April 2008. The dark red areas represent regions where insurgents are capable of conducting operations, while the light red regions highlight insurgent transit
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Sporadic fighting had already been going on since late 2007, after the insurgents had been routed from Diyala. In early 2008, however, Al-Qaeda wanted to make it clear that they could still fight effectively in Iraq.
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On April 14, an insurgent suicide bomber attacked a group of Peshmerga soldiers near Sinjar. Following the attack insurgents opened up on them with small-arms fire and RPGs. 14 soldiers were killed and 15 wounded.
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to secure Kirkuk and Mosul. As a result, the U.S. forces did not have a large military presence in Ninawa following the collapse of the Saddam Hussein regime. In early April 2003, the 173rd Airborne launched
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situation worsed in October 2004 when the 1st SBCT, 25th Infantry Division relieved the 3/2 SBCT. The 1/25 SBCT had only 3 battalions in Mosul since one of its battalions was redeployed to
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emplacements and providing information to ISI about the Iraqi Army. Iraqi security forces announced a 10-day amnesty for Iraqis to hand in medium and heavy weapons in exchange for cash.
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Kevin Bergner, announced that Iraq and U.S. forces had arrested 500 people and captured 5 weapons caches. A spokesman for the Iraqi Defence Ministry said that the
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killed and 42 people, including 30 soldiers, were wounded.
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party stronghold and a major source of officers for the
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when a car bomb exploded near a bus station in Mosul.
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2703:Monday: 29 Iraqis Killed, 39 Wounded - Antiwar.com
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2287:Newsvine – Family of 3 Stabbed to Death in Baghdad
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2126:New Lessons for the Army on Iraq Duty
1950:On May 14, the Iraqi Prime Minister,
249:Brig. Gen. Salih Mohammed Hasan
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1036:List of bombings during the Iraq War
649:Post-invasion insurgency (2003–2006)
2943:Nineveh Governorate in the Iraq War
663:Killing of Qusay & Uday Hussein
2833:"Key Iraqi al-Qaeda figure 'dead'"
2566:"Ceasefire deal with Sadr militia"
1823:. Having also lost their bases in
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2042:Death of Al-Qaeda Leader in Mosul
1985:of Ninawa province, in a raid in
1869:Brigade, 9th (Armored) Division.
2102:In Mosul, New Test of Iraqi Army
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2385:. Long War Journal. p. 4
2298:Hamilton, Eric (2008-04-29).
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2212:Hamilton, Eric (2008-06-04).
2176:Hamilton, Eric (2008-06-04).
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2923:Iraqi insurgency (2003–2011)
2511:Roggio, Bill (2008-03-23).
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328:Abu Mansour Ahmed Ali
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211:Ninewa Operational Command
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2918:Campaigns of the Iraq War
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2408:January 30, 2008, at the
2062:Investor's Business Daily
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1813:Operation Phantom Thunder
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1817:Operation Phantom Strike
1701:Mujahideen Shura Council
270:Abu Yasir Jarullah
2498:March 24, 2008, at the
2426:March 13, 2008, at the
972:2008 al-Qaeda Offensive
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1765:Operation Phantom Fury
1745:Operation Option North
1732:173rd Airborne Brigade
1691:Battle of Mosul (2004)
998:US withdrawal violence
940:Insurgency (2008–2011)
162:Commanders and leaders
156:Other Iraqi Insurgents
2672:May 21, 2008, at the
2654:May 17, 2008, at the
2614:May 14, 2008, at the
2596:May 10, 2008, at the
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2300:"The Fight For Mosul"
2253:"The Fight For Mosul"
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1685:Further information:
1663:2008 Nineveh campaign
1304:2nd & 3rd Karbala
825:Civil war (2006–2008)
383:Casualties and losses
299:(ISI Mosul Commander)
280:(ISI Field Commander)
152:Islamic state of Iraq
33:2008 Nineveh campaign
2881:on February 26, 2009
2049:Abu Musab al-Zarqawi
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978:Augurs of Prosperity
429:548 civilians killed
27:Part of the Iraq War
2891:Winning Isn't News
1667:Nineveh Governorate
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