07 May 2020 - 16:53
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Fighters from Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) shelled Daesh hideouts in the ‎country's northern Salahuddin governorate.‎

RNA – According to a statement by the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) on Tuesday ‎used mortar shells and artillery rounds to destroy a Daesh hideout near the Alas oilfields, ‎located northeast of Tikrit, the provincial capital of Salahuddin governorate, Iraq’s Baghdad ‎al-Yawm website reported.‎

In the western Makishifah district of the governorate, the popular forces also managed to ‎destroy several hideouts of the terrorists and clear the area of their remnants, it added.‎

Daesh has intensified its attacks in Iraq amid Baghdad’s call on the US to pull out its forces ‎from the Arab country.‎

In a vote on January 5, the Iraqi parliament called for an end to the presence of all foreign ‎troops, including Americans.‎

The vote came two days after the US military – acting on US President Donald Trump’s order ‎‎– launched a fatal drone strike on senior Iranian anti-terror commander Lieutenant General ‎Qasem Soleimani upon his arrival in the Iraqi capital at the invitation of the Baghdad ‎government.‎

The attack also claimed the lives of Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, the second-in-command of the ‎PMF, and eight other Iranian and Iraqi people.‎

Washington has threatened sanctions should US troops be expelled instead of heeding the ‎Iraqi parliament’s call to end the occupation of the country.‎

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