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IMMAP - MOSUL HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE 13 AUG - 19 AUG WEEKLY EXPLOSIVE INCIDENTS REPORT 2017 33 44 11 88 Airstrikes + Explosive Hazards + Armed Clash Areas = Explosive Incidents outskirt of Tuz khurmatu in Salah Al-Din AUG 13, 2017 AUG 14, 2017 and injured two members. Iraqi Military Forces found and Iraqi Military Forces cleared different types of projectiles, • Found and cleared IEDs, weapons, five 2000 mortars, locally made weapons, tunnels contained guns, communication AUG 15, 2017 and cylinder launchers in Al-Agidat area devices, documents contained names of Iraqi Military Forces in Mosul Al-Qadimah. the executed civilians, 50 gallons with • Found and cleared a VBIEDs and an chemical materials used for making IEDs factories, three weapons’ storages IEDs, and improvised fighting vehicle in Asaish Forces found and cleared a contained missiles and ordnances and the eastern side of Mosul city, Qayrawan storage of explosives near Prdi in Altun five SIEDs in Telafar district in Mosul, subdistrict in Mosul, Dayum area and the Kupri in Kirkuk. and near Al Bu Arak village in Salah way of Namel-Makhoul in Salah Al-Din. Al-Din. • Found 500 dead bodies belonging to the • Found 267 corpses belonged to the Popular Mobilization Forces civilians in western side of Mosul city. Spiker mass grave in Al Qosour area in • Found and cleared IEDs, and weapons; Salah Al-Din. 20 flat pack IED, 30 cylindrical IEDs, a bag of detonators, 100 meters of wires Popular Mobilization Forces that are used in IEDs, 10 command wire • Found and cleared SIED in the area ISIS between Adhem Lake and Al Buryash in IEDs, 50 mortars, thermal missile, and • Attacked Peshmarga Forces in Zarkah Salah Al-Din. rocket launcher made locally in the and Bir Mohammad villages in Salah outskirt of Al-Lwaybida and Um Gharba Al-Din, which killed three and injured villages in Salah Al-Din. ISIS eleven members of Peshmarga Forces. • Targeted Popular Mobilization Forces • Attacked Popular Mobilization Forces ISIS used a sniper that targeted Asaish with an SIED and VBIED in the area using an SVBIED on the way between Forces in Daquq district south of Kirkuk, between Adhem Lake and Al Buryash in Kirkuk-Tikrit from Ouzem Lake in Salah which injured a member. Salah Al-Din. Adin, which injured two members of Popular Mobilization Forces. • A suicide bomber blew himself up on the Popular Mobilization Forces in the WEEKLY EXPLOSIVE INCIDENTS AND FRONT LINE AREAS IN MOSUL CITY 995 46 4 21 People Killed People Injured People Released IED Cleared AUG 16, 2017 AUG 17, 2017 ISIS infiltrated a house in Malh village in Kirkuk and killed seven members of an Iraqi Military Forces Iraqi Military Forces officer family. • Clashed with ISIS near their positions in • Launched strikes on ISIS in different the outskirt of Telafar district in Mosul. positions in Telafar district in Mosul and • Found twenty corpses belonged to Al-Mtebjia area in Salah Al-Din. AUG 19, 2017 civilians in Daka Baraka area in Mosul • Found and cleared a chemical storage of Iraqi Military Forces Al-Qadimah. C4 and Ammonia, a weapons' storage, • Launched strikes on ISIS in Atshana and a VBIEDs' Factory in Makawi Street • Found and cleared five SIEDs in the 600 Mountain and Telafar district in Mosul. area in Baiji district in Salah Al-Din. and Telafar district in Mosul. • Found and cleared 66 SIEDs in Atshana Mountain in Mosul. Popular Mobilization Forces Popular Mobilization Forces • Shelled an ISIS position in Atshana • Repelled ISIS attacks in the areas on the • Attacked ISIS units that were trying to Mountain in Mosul. Iraqi-Syrian border and Namel junction in escape to Syria from Talafer district in • Released a Yazidi little girl from ISIS in Salah Al-Din. Mosul. Mosul. • Found and cleared a VBIED and an • Found and cleared three VBIEDs on the improvised fighting vehicle on the road to Syria from Talafer district in Iraqi-Syrian border. Mosul. ISIS attacked Iraqi Military Forces with SIEDs in Masafi neighborhood and south AUG 18, 2017 of Baiji district in Salah Al-Din, which led Iraqi Military Forces to the death of six Iraqi Military Forces Disclaimer : All information is the best available from various • Launched airstrikes on ISIS bases in sources including public, national and international sources, and injury of six others. Telafer district in Mosul. and has been cross-checked by iMMAP as best as possible.iMMAP accepts no responsibility for the use of this • Destroyed a VBIEDs factory and information. weapons’ storage in Telafer district in This report is related to IHPF project:Multi-Dimensional Risk Mitigation Information Management Centre for Mosul Mosul. HumanitarianResponse- 2017. WEEKLY EXPLOSIVE INCIDENTS IN MOSUL OPERATION AREA (13 - 19 AUG) Published Date: 20 AUG 2017 - For More information contact: Mohammad Ereiqat (IMO) [email protected] Copyright © iMMAP,Mosul Emergency Response - IHPF project - 2017. All right reserved..
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