Iraqi forces take control over ISIS command center in western Mosul

Iraqi government forces have managed to establish complete control over a command center run by the ISIS Takfiri terrorist group in central Mosul as the country’s armed forces battle to recapture the country’s second largest city and drive the extremists out of their last urban stronghold in Iraq.

Iraqi government forces have managed to establish complete control over a command center run by the ISIS Takfiri terrorist group in central Mosul as the country’s armed forces battle to recapture the country’s second largest city and drive the extremists out of their last urban stronghold in Iraq.

Commander of Federal Police Forces Lieutenant General Raed Shaker Jawdat said on Friday that soldiers from the 5th Division of the police seized the building in the Old City on the western side of Mosul, media reported.

Jawdat added that security personnel found documents, explosive devices, weapons and communication sets inside the facility.

Elsewhere in the Cardagli village of the central province of Salahuddin, pro-government fighters from Popular Mobilization Units foiled an infiltration attempt by the terrorists.