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DATING XORTÊN LI TIKRIT IRAQ

Tikrit (Arabic: تِكْرِيت‎ Tikrīt [ˈtɪkriːt], sometimes transliterated as Takrit
or Tekrit, is a city in Iraq, On September 25, , Islamist militants destroyed
the Assyrian Church there that dated back to AD. In March , the Iraqi Army along


DATING XORTÊN LI TIKRIT IRAQ

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Tikrit: Iraq's city of palaces Islamic State conflict: Iraq declares Tikrit
'victory' Current Local Time in Tikrit, Iraq Tools & Converters A Mosul Preview:
Iraq Government Launches Attack on Tikrit



Major cities in the vicinity of Tikrīt Tikrit District, Salah ad Din Big Cities.
Abū Ghurayb As Sulaymānīyah Al Mawşil al Jadīdah Al Ḩillah Al Kūt Ad Dīwānīyah
Pasragad Branch Other places close. Ţūz Khūrmātū Residents of al-Dur who fled to
the Kurdish region have compiled a list of damaged buildings, including houses
destroyed, torched houses and 95 damaged shops. Satellite imagery taken after
the recapture of al-Dur also shows those houses destroyed, in addition to
significant destruction and damage in other parts of the town.

Human Rights Watch has compared photos and videos taken at the time government
forces re-took al-Dur with others taken over the following six weeks, after the
army withdrew. Imagery at the time of recapture comes from satellite pictures,
television coverage, and videos by militiamen. Imagery of later destruction
comes from satellites and private photographs and videos taken by al-Dur
residents, mostly local policemen. Another day, he said, he passed by a shop for
car batteries that was undamaged but was burning the following day.


TIKRIT: IRAQ'S CITY OF PALACES

Al Fallūjah Nāḩīyat Saddat al Hindīyah Satellite imagery recorded on May 26,
less than two months after the defeat of ISIS in Tikrit, shows an additional 90
residential buildings were likely demolished with high explosives in the same
area of al-Qadisiyya, sometime after the morning of April 5. In
Decemberfollowing international criticism of militia abuses during the
operations to retake the town of Amerli, Prime Minister Dating xortên li Tikrit
Iraq al-Abadi promised to bring the militias—formally part of the Popular
Mobilization Forces but in practice independent actors—under state control.
al-Khidhir District Al-Khidhir al-Rumaitha District Al-Rumaitha al-Salman
District Al-Salman al-Samawa District Samawa. Branded as ISIS collaborators and
with their houses destroyed, al-Ali residents remained fearful of returning. In
Juneal-Alam tribal fighters resisted ISIS, but quickly retreated from a southern
defensive position to one a couple of kilometers further north see map. Schools
and shops closed and, while essential supplies remained available, the price of
gas and fuel tripled. Central Command in Tampa, which oversees U. Iraqi forces
have failed in previous efforts to retake Tikrit. ISIS numbered in the hundreds
at. Those interviewed told Human Rights Watch that they were fearful of further
militia retaliation, dating xortên li Tikrit Iraq without a governmental
rebuilding plan many have no home to return to. Human Rights Watch obtained over
photographs of damaged buildings and worked with residents to identify their
location.

Shia militias appear to have been responsible for the destruction of property in
al-Dur following the defeat of ISIS. The town was largely undamaged before they
entered, and only the militias and some local police were present at the time
the destruction occurred.

The local police appear to be unlikely perpetrators, as they openly provided
information about the destruction. In addition the Shia militia had a motive:
revenge for the sectarian atrocities carried out by ISIS. Only limited
destruction of buildings took place while al-Dur was under ISIS rule or as a
result of fighting. His was one of only a few houses damaged by aerial bombing,
he said. Other sources confirmed that the town was largely intact when the army
and militias recaptured al-Dur.

An Al-Ittijah television broadcast accompanying the entry of Hizbollah
Battalions into al-Dur on March 8, , shows little damage to the dozens of
buildings shown in the broadcast. Local security officials who returned
immediately after Iraqi forces entered also painted a picture of a town largely
unharmed. Sheikh Malik, who was in touch with senior local security officials,
said that the Hizbollah Battalions entered one or two days after ISIS had
already vacated the town.

Human Rights Watch reviewed a video filmed by a militia member in the town of
al-Dur in early March In the video, an unidentified man lights a fuse of a large
white plastic container in the home of a local resident, runs outside and
seconds later the residential building explodes, completely destroying it. Human
Rights Watch arms experts concluded the explosive device was consistent with a
makeshift fertilizer bomb composed of a detonator, propane gas tank and sacks of
agricultural fertilizer, all components readily obtained locally and easily
configured and deployed.

After recapturing al-Dur, the army retreated and only militias and local police
remained in the town, police officers and other residents told Human Rights
Watch. Human Rights Watch is unable to determine which militia or militias were
responsible for particular acts of destruction. Several Shia militias
participated in the capture of al-Dur, including:. The League of the Righteous
[56]. Several residents pointed to the Hizbollah Battalions as being behind the
destruction. You take care of them. The town of al-Alam lies about 12 kilometers
to the north east of Tikrit on the east bank of the Tigris and in normal times
has a population of about 60, Pro-government forces retook around March 8.

The destruction of property in al-Ali, one of the rural subdistricts of al-Alam,
followed a different pattern from the destruction in al-Dur and later Tikrit.
Human Rights Watch reviewed photographs of 12 destroyed buildings and collected
information on a further 16 buildings torched or blown up: 28 in all. Some of
this destruction is visible on satellite imagery, which shows 45 buildings
destroyed in March, April, and May, after militia forces captured the district
of al-Alam, including those properties of local residents Human Rights Watch
interviewed that were demolished or exhibited arson damage visible from space in
satellite imagery.

Click to expand Image Demolished house of Dr. Munir, al-Ali subdistrict of
al-Alam. Copyright Nur pseudonym. Of the total of 45 destroyed buildings visible
in satellite imagery, 30 buildings were likely demolished with high explosives
and a further 15 destroyed by fire consistent with arson. These 28 destroyed
homes documented by Human Rights Watch lie in a southern rural subdistrict of
al-Alam called al-Ali, precisely between two points of a road that local
residents said played a significant role the fighting when ISIS took al-Alam in
mid-June In June , al-Alam tribal fighters resisted ISIS, but quickly retreated
from a southern defensive position to one a couple of kilometers further north
see map.

The area also contained houses of families some of whose members later joined
ISIS, they said. Officials admitted that militia had destroyed property in
al-Ali belonging to suspected collaborators with ISIS and said this was a form
of exemplary punishment.


ISLAMIC STATE CONFLICT: IRAQ DECLARES TIKRIT 'VICTORY'

Current local time in Iraq – Tikrit. Get Tikrit's weather and area codes, time
zone and DST. Explore Tikrit's sunrise and sunset, moonrise and moonset Tikrit
(Arabic: تِكْرِيت‎ Tikrīt [ˈtɪkriːt], sometimes transliterated as Takrit or
Tekrit, is a city in Iraq, On September 25, , Islamist militants destroyed the
Assyrian Church there that dated back to AD. In March , the Iraqi Army along

Jasim Jabbara serves as head of the security committee of the Provincial Council
of Salah al-Din, an important security position in the province. The destruction
in al-Ali occurred during the week of March 8, before many al-Alam residents
were able to return. Some Tikrit residents had moved to al-Alam in January
temporarily renting apartments because ISIS operatives were carrying out more
and more arrests in Tikrit, a resident told Human Rights Watch.

ISIS fighters destroyed some houses in northern al-Alam, in particular those of
the Jabbara sub-clan a Sunni family whom ISIS fighters suspected of involvement
in a planned uprising against ISIS in November , several residents told Human
Rights Watch. Estimates range from 37 houses to over houses destroyed by ISIS in
al-Alam. There are varying accounts of the battle for al-Alam in March Some say
ISIS withdrew without a fight, whereas others recounted intense battles.


CURRENT LOCAL TIME IN TIKRIT, IRAQ

The main militia forces entering al-Alam belonged to the Badr Brigades, one
resident told Human Rights Watch, but League of the Righteous forces were also
present, another said. Human Rights Watch received accounts of several houses in
al-Ali being intact at the time the militias entered. Several days later, local
friends told Jalal the house was flattened. Branded as ISIS collaborators and
with their houses destroyed, al-Ali residents remained fearful of returning.

International media coverage of the fighting in Salah al-Din largely focused on
the battle for the city of Tikrit. Tikrit city, which in normal times has a
population of about ,, is the provincial capital of Salah al-Din province and
lies on the West bank of the Tigris kilometers north of Baghdad. It was captured
by ISIS on June During the battle for Tikrit the US-led coalition bombed ISIS
targets in the city and media accounts reported intense street fighting,
especially in the northern Qadisiyya area of the city. The battle lasted all of
March, and sporadic fighting continued even after Prime Minister al-Abadi
declared victory on a tour of the city on April 1.

Several residents of Tikrit insisted to Human Rights Watch that, apart from
shelling and aerial bombing before the army and militias moved in, fighting was
mainly concentrated in the Qadisiyya neighborhood. ISIS also destroyed property
in Tikrit during its nine-month rule and the coalition bombing took its toll,
Rami pseudonym , a member of the Tikrit Emergency Police Force who returned in
early April, told Human Rights Watch.

Over the ensuing two weeks, however, in his tours of the city he counted houses
destroyed by the militias, and over stores burned and looted. Amr said that the
militias went after upper-class houses, mostly belonging to army and police
officers in Qadisiyya. Rami said he witnessed one militia, the Khorasan
Companies, burn down a house in Tikrit:.

Human Rights Watch identified from satellite imagery and coalition cockpit
videos over 70 distinct impact sites in Tikrit with signatures consistent with
the use of large, air-dropped munitions between early February and late March
Human Rights Watch reviewed satellite imagery recorded on March 21 and on April
5—the period in which government forces and militias captured the city—and found
evidence of the start of a campaign of building demolition in a residential
section of the al-Qadisiya neighborhood in northern Tikrit.

In satellite imagery taken on the morning of April 5, several days after the
destruction reportedly began, Human Rights Watch identified 75 destroyed
residential buildings, a destroyed local mosque possibly the Furqan Mosque as
well as the presence of 16 vehicles deployed in two main groups on the western
and southern edges of the al-Qadisiyya neighborhood.

All of the buildings had damage signatures consistent with the use of large
quantities of high explosives, and, in one case, Human Rights Watch identified a
smoke plume coming from the roof of a partially collapsed building, suggesting
the building demolition had occurred shortly before the satellite image was
taken on the morning of April 5. The city is widely cited as having the highest
number of luxurious palaces built during Saddam's time, with reports putting
their numbers between 60 and over Tikritis however say there are fewer.

The most impressive of these palaces lie within the Tikrit Presidential Palaces
compound on the Tigris river, out of sight behind concrete walls.

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Control of these palaces moved from Saddam Hussein, to the US forces, then the
Iraqi government, and finally, since June last year, to the jihadist group
Islamic State IS. Human Rights Watch identified one of the palaces as the site
for a mass killing of Iraqi Shia conscripts by Islamic State last June. Things
changed for Tikritis after the US-led invasion of Iraq in and the overthrow of
Saddam Hussein.

The tables turned and Iraq's majority Shia, whom Saddam had marginalised,
effectively ruled the country.

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warplanes are involved. He also declined to comment on reports that Iranian
forces are playing a role. In recent months, the timetable for launching that
counteroffensive has ranged from next month to next year, according to U.
military officials. It would give the central government an important logistical
hub from which to fuel its Mosul offensive. Iraqi forces have failed in previous
efforts to retake Tikrit. He addressed the Iraqi people in a televised address
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