RNA - The Iraqi fighter jets hit and destroyed the ISIL's military positions in the village of al-Hayarmoun Northward of Hamam al-Alil in Mosul city and killed tens of ISIL terrorists.
Meantime, the Iraqi volunteer forces killed 13 ISIL terrorists and destroyed three of their vehicles West of Nineveh province.
Iraq's joint military forces have managed to take back two thirds of Nineveh province as ISIL's main bastion in Iraq.
The Mosul liberation operation that is being conducted with the participation of 100,000 Iraqi military and volunteer forces is the biggest military operation to be conducted in Iraq since the US military invasion on Iraq in 2003.
On Monday, Iraq's joint military forces continued their advances in Nineveh province, Inflicting heavy losses and casualties on ISIL terrorists.
Commander of Iraqi Federal Police Raed Shaker Judat said that the Iraqi armed forces managed to destroy three bomb-laden vehicles of the ISIL and killed 10 terrorists in the Western part of the city of Mosul in Nineveh province.
Judat said that the armed forces carried out three separate military operations in Koukajli and al-Quds districts in Western Mosul.
The Iraqi commander also said that the country's Federal Police units also repelled the ISIL terrorists' offensive in the Southern part of Nineveh province.
The Iraqi military troops also destroyed four command centers and 14 artillery units of the ISIL terrorist group.
Iraq's joint military forces started the Nineveh liberation operation on October 17 and they have seized back from the ISIL hundreds of square kilometers of Nineveh province's lands and tens of districts.
In a relevant development earlier on Monday, the Iraqi army and popular forces warded off the terrorists' attack on Mosul city, inflicting heavy losses and casualties on the militants.
"Over 70 ISIL terrorists were killed after the Iraqi armed forces repelled their massive attacks on Mosul city," Commander of 'Nineveh We Are Coming' Operations General Abdel Amir Rashid Yarallah said.
General Yarallah noted that the mop-up operations of the roads and buildings in the newly-liberated areas of Mosul city are still underway.
He went on to say that the ISIL terrorists tried to get close to the Iraqi Federal Police's units South of the Albu Seif region, but they were pushed back after leaving 21 terrorists dead and many more injured.
"The terrorists driving in suicide cars tried to approach the Iraqi army's Ninth Armored Brigade units in al-Entesar, al-Salam and al-Shima districts in the Southeastern part of Mosul, but the Iraqi forces destroyed four bomb-laden cars and three military vehicles carrying terrorists as well as killing 51 others.
Also on Sunday, Commander of Iraq's Counterterrorism Department Major General Sami al-Arezi disclosed that his forces have been supplied with the needed weapons, military equipment and ammunition to start their second round of Mosul liberation operations.
"The needed ammunition and military equipment has been sent to all fronts in Nineveh province," Major General al-Arezi told.
He said that all the military units are receiving the required supplies to start their fresh operation in Mosul.
"We have sent sufficient weapons and ammunition for Iraq's joint military forces in different parts of Mosul," Major General al-Arezi added.
Earlier on Sunday, it was reported that the Iraqi armed forces managed to purge the ISIL terrorists from several districts in the Northern part of Mosul city on Sunday as the country's air force announced that it has conducted 1,700 sorties over Mosul since the beginning of the operation.
Iraq's joint military forces fortified their military positions in strategic al-Hayakel and al-Fallah districts as well as the cement factory.
The Iraqi forces took control of al-Hayakel and al-Fallah districts on Saturday after several hours of fierce clashes with the ISIL terrorists.
Mosul's al-Hayakel district located in Northern Mosul city is now under the Iraqi armed forces' control, the Arabic-language media quoted unnamed local sources as saying.
Meantime, Commander of Iraq's Counterterrorism Unit Major General Abdulwahhab al-Saedi disclosed in a press conference that the armed forces have managed to block the ISIL's penetration into the newly-liberated districts of Mosul city.
Meantime, the Iraqi air force announced that its warplanes have conducted 1,700 flights over Mosul city since beginning of the city's liberation operation.
On Saturday, the Iraqi fighter jets attacked the ISIL's military positions in al-Mahlabieh village.
A sum of 10 ISIL terrorists were also killed in the Iraqi warplanes' raids in al-Qameshliyeh village and their fortifications were also destroyed in the air raids.
The Iraqi forces also took control of a security base in the Northern part of Mosul city from the ISIL.
Meantime, the Iraqi fighter jets pounded the ISIL terrorists' military positions in Tal al-Zalat district in the Western part of Mosul city.
At least 23 ISIL terrorists were killed in Iraqi air raids in Tal al-Zalat district and several of their cars were also destroyed.
On Wednesday, a senior commander of the Iraqi volunteer forces disclosed that Hashd al-Shaabi has been commissioned to a new operational axis in the Mosul liberation operation.
"Hashd al-Shaabi is now in charge of another operational axis in addition to the Western axis," Rayan al-Kaldani told.
He noted that the Iraqi volunteer forces will take hold of the operational axes of banks of al-Zab River which includes important regions such as al-Hamdanieh and al-Khezr.
Al-Kaldani noted that Hashd al-Shaabi is waiting for Iraqi Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi, who is also commander-in-chief of the Iraqi armed forces, to open a new chapter in the Mosul liberation operation titled "Nineveh, We Are Coming."
He said that the importance of the Western and Southwestern parts of Mosul lies in the fact that the ISIL's supply routes from Mosul to Syria, specially Raqqa, pass through these two axes.
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