At least 309 were killed and 128 were wounded in recent violence. Some of the figures in a recent airstrike were revised.

At least 331 were killed and 35 were wounded across Iraq. Dozens were executed in Mosul, while civilians were killed in an airstrike in Hawija.

Coalition partners met in Paris on Tuesday to discuss Iraq’s plan to fight the Islamic State militants, while at least 456 were killed and 56 were wounded back in Iraq.

At least 165 were killed and 69 were wounded, inclduing 80 Yazidis found in a mass grave.

At least 1,094 civilians and security forces were killed during May. This figure is only an estimate as many of the casualties occurred behind the lines in the Ramadi area. Another 640 were wounded, but this figure must be significantly lower than the actual number. Antiwar.com also compiled reported casualty figures for militant forces. At least 2,983 were killed and 257 were wounded. These numbers were generally reported by the Iraqi government and subject to their biases.

Security forces say they have been making progress in both Ramadi and Baiji. At least 104 were killed and seven were wounded, mostly militants.

At least 22 were killed and 34 were wounded. In Baghdad, the number of casualties in Thursday’s hotel bombings was revised.

In recent violence, at least 227 were killed and 59 were wounded, but 470 bodies were exhumed near Tikrit.

Shi’ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr criticized the Shi’ite militia groups for naming their Anbar operation with the clearly sectarian “Labaik ya Hussein.” At least 174 were killed and 41 were wounded.

On Tuesday, Shi’ite militiamen announced the launching of an operation to liberate Ramadi. At least 223 were killed and two were wounded.