
26 civilians were killed and wounded in the bombing ofartillery and helicopters on Fallujah on Monday morning.A source at the Fallujah General Hospital told the National Iraqi News Agency (NINA)“The most areas in Fallujah were subjected, since dawn today, to heavybombardment by artillery, mortar and helicopter.”He added “The bombing killed 15 civilians and wounded 11 others, and the numberof victims could rise because the shelling is still continuing.”Meanwhile, a suicide bomber, driving a car bomb, was killed on Monday near acheckpoint in eastern Mosul.A security source said “The army forces managed to kill a suicide bomber driving acar bomb near one of the checkpoints in the al-Tahrir neighborhood in easternMosul.”The Joint Operations Command announced that 11 insurgents from ISIS were killedand wounded in Fallujah.A source in (JOC) told NINA “forces of rapid intervention managed to kill 5 militantsfrom ISIS and wounding six others, and destroyed two vehicles carrying machineguns , and dismantling improvised explosive device in the Abu Khanfer, Saqlawiyaareas, of Fallujah.” Source: QNA
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