Teenagers Blown-up by Old Landmine; 46 Killed in Iraq
An old landmine killed a pair of teenage shepherds.
Author: Margaret Griffis
Margaret Griffis is a journalist from Miami Beach, Florida and has
been covering Iraqi casualties for Antiwar.com since 2006.
Great Mosque Destroyed in Mosul; 91 Killed in Iraq
A historic mosque and its picturesque minaret were destroyed in Mosul.
Chemical Weapons Report in Mosul; 84 Killed in Iraq
Several troops were sickened by what may have been chemical weapons use in Mosul.
92 Killed in Iraq, Including French and Kurdish Journalists
A landmine killed French and Kurdish journalists.
Troops Launch Operation in Final Mosul District; 151 Killed in Iraq
Iraqi troops launched an operation in the Old City district of Mosul.
Border Crossing Secured; 162 Killed in Iraq
The Iraqi Army, supported by Sunni tribal fighters and U.S. air forces, dislodged Islamic State militants from an area surrounding the al-Waled border crossing which is on the main highway route between Baghdad and Damascus. U.S. forces are based nearby in Syria. At least 162 were killed and nine were wounded: In Mosul, militants executed … Continue reading “Border Crossing Secured; 162 Killed in Iraq”
UN Fears for Civilians Trapped in Mosul; 14 Killed in Iraq
The U.N. said that thousands have been shot trying to escape the Islamic State militants in Mosul.
Demonstrators Demand Arrest of Former PM Maliki; 46 Killed in Iraq
Demonstrators called for the arrest of former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.
Heavy Fighting in Mosul; 396 Killed in Iraq
Heavy fighting took place in Mosul, where militants appeared to have retaken some ground.
Coalition Gen. Admits to White Phosphorus Use in Mosul; 99 Killed in Iraq
A New Zealand general admitted to using white phosphorus in Mosul.