June 28, 2016
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Today’s Major Developments
Falluja campaign moves south and west of the city.
Anbar PC suddenly votes to fire the Governor.
Battle for Shirqat is on.
Events still unfolding in deadly major attack on Ataturk Airport in Istanbul.
Coalition-trained New Syria Army challenges Daesh in Deir Ez-Zor
REPORTS FROM IRAQ
NATIONAL NEWS
Prime Minister Abadi issued a statement saying Daesh collapsed rapidly in Falluja, but also warning of potential Daesh attacks to compensate for its defeats. [Sumaria]
The KRG Presidency issued a statement saying its President Masoud Barzani had a phone call with Abadi, congratulating him on the liberation of Falluja. It also says both sides agreed on continued coordination to fight and defeat Daesh. [Sumaria]
The Supreme Federal Court in Iraq cancelled the results of two parliament sessions on April 14 and April 26. The first one removed Speaker Jubouri from his position, and in the second session, Prime Minister Abadi appointed 5 new ministers. [Sumaria] [SotKurdistan]
Prime Minister Abadi’s office says the Council of Ministers approved the redistribution of the Sahwa salaries after their budget was decreased by the CoR. [Sumaria]
Gorran MP says Gorran and the PUK formed a united block of 30 MPs in the Iraqi COR. He also says it will be the largest Kurdish block in the CoR since the KDP has 25 MPs. [Sumaria]
The Combined Joint Task Forces says the Coalition conducted 11 airstrikes on Daesh in Iraq, around Qayara (3), Mosul (1), Kasik (1), and Tal Afar (1); Bashir (1) and Baiji (1); Falluja (2), and Hit (1)). [CJTF]
The IAA issued a statement saying Iraq received a new shipment of Russian MI28 helicopters. [Mada]
BAGHDAD
Security-related incidents reported
Northwest (Kadhimiya)
An MoI source says one person was killed and five wounded when an IED exploded near a bakery in Tobchi, a Shia area. [Mada]
North (Tarmiya, Taji, etc.)
Daesh says its terrorists attacked an Iraqi Army and PMFs convoy of 30 vehicles while they were trying to raid an area in Tarmiya, destroying or damaging several vehicles, and forcing the rest to retreat. [JustPaste]
Iraqi Army 45th brigade found a Daesh guesthouse in the Um Najem area. [BOC Facebook Page]
Northeast (Adhamiya, etc.)
A security source says an IED exploded in front of the house of a Ministry of Education Director in Hay Ur, causing material damages. [Ghad]
East (Sadr City, New Baghdad, etc.)
An MoI source says armed men broke into a house in Obeidi, killing four women. [Mada]
An MoI source says a civilian was killed and six others wounded when a sticky IED exploded under a small bus in Mashtal. [Mada]
Southeast (Mada’in, etc.)
Daesh says it killed six “PMF members” and destroyed their vehicle with an IED in Al-Ma’had Street in Zafaraniya. [JustPaste]
An MoI source says two people were killed and nine wounded when an IED exploded near a popular café in the Old Diyala Bridge area. [Mada]
South (Dora, Mahmudiya)
An MoI source says two Sahwa fighters were killed and two others wounded when an IED exploded on their civilian vehicle in Arab Jassem village in Yusufiyah. [Mada]
Daesh says it killed an Iraqi Army battalion commander and several of his associates by detonating an IED on their vehicle in the Qurtan area in Yusufiyah. Daesh says when a patrol arrived to the area, it detonated another IED, killing or wounding several soldiers. [JustPaste]
Daesh says its snipers killed an Iraqi soldier in Alimiya and another soldier in Sayafiya in Arab Jabour. Daesh also says it destroyed an Iraqi military position with a 12.5mm cannon in Sayafiya. [JustPaste]
Iraqi Army 55th brigade found an explosives cache in the Arab Dawood area. [BOC Facebook Page]
Iraqi Army 23rd brigade defused a booby-trapped house in Alimiya. [BOC Facebook Page]
Southwest (Rasheed)
An MoI source says one person was killed and eight wounded when an IED exploded near a commercial area in Saidiya. [Mada]
West (Mansour, Ghazaliya, Abu Ghraib)
An MoI source says two people were killed and six wounded when an IED exploded near a wholesale market in Ameriya. [Mada]
Total Baghdad incidents reported: 15 (Includes only incidents reported)
ANBAR
The Anbar Provincial Council voted in favor of firing the Anbar Governor. The Governor says he will go to court to object the decision. [Mada]
Falluja
The Chairman of the Khaldiya subdistrict council says Iraqi forces cleared more than 80% of the Halabsa Albu Alwan, and Albu Harat areas south and west of Falluja, killing “tens” of Daesh terrorists and destroying 4 vehicle bombs. He says Iraqi forces will fully clear the areas in the coming hours. [Mada]
The IWMC says Iraqi Army 8th division liberated the Halabsa and Albu Alwan areas. [Baghdadia]
The Anbar Operations Commander says Coalition warplanes destroyed 8 Daesh vehicle bombs in the Halabsa area, killing the terrorists inside. [Sumaria]
A member of the security committee in Anbar provincial council says Iraqi forces stopped a Daesh attack on Ameriyat Al-Falluja, destroying a construction shovel bomb and 2 machine gun-mounted vehicles, and killing several terrorists. [Sumaria]
The spokesman of the Baghdad Operations Command says 400 Daesh terrorists who had fled the battles in Falluja are now trapped in north Ameriyat Al-Falluja. He says a military operation is needed, but airstrikes were not possible today due to weather conditions. [Ghad]
A PMF commander says Daesh had used food rations as a weapon to control the families in Falluja. He says Daesh gives every family two kinds of papers to get food rations: one is for the terrorists and their families and grants more access to food, and the other for the rest of the citizens. Any family suspected of not supporting Daesh would be punished by taking their food rations paper. [Sumaria]
Hit/Haditha
The Jazeera Operations commander says Iraqi forces conducted a military operation in Jazeera Hit, killing 5 Daesh terrorists and destroying 2 vehicle bombs, a motorcycle, 5 boats, and a rocket launcher. Iraqi forces also found a big weapons and explosives storehouse and defused 17 IEDs west of Hit. [Mada]
Rutba/Western Anbar
Daesh says it attacked the Trebil border crossing between Iraq and Jordan, killing or wounding several Iraqi soldiers. [JustPaste]
SALAHUDDIN
Shirqat/Baiji
The IWMC says Iraqi forces captured the entrance to Shirqat. It also cited reports of massive numbers of Daesh terrorists fleeing the district. [Baghdadia]
A Counter Terrorism Service source says Iraqi forces broke through Daesh defense lines in the Shirqat area, then Daesh terrorists fled, leaving large numbers of weapons and IEDs. [Harbi]
The Salahuddin Governor says Iraqi forces are liberating several areas in Shirqat, and will liberate all of Shirqat very soon. [Sumaria]
Iraqi forces are providing vehicles to secure families who escaped Shirqat areas. [MoD Website]
The Counter Terrorism Service Commander says his troops liberated a major section of the road to Qayara, and will soon move ahead toward Qayara. [AIN]
A Counter Terrorism Service commander says more than 25 Daesh terrorists were killed when Iraqi forces liberated the village of Al-Baj Hills south of Shirqat. [Mawazin]
Daesh says it damaged an Iraqi Army T55 tank and destroyed 2 Humvees in battles near Shirqat. [JustPaste]
A Salahuddin Operations Command source says Daesh arrested six civilians, including a local tribal leader, in Shirqat. [Ghad]
The IWMC says Daesh executed five young men in Shirqat after accusing them of organizing people to cooperate with Iraqi forces. [Mawazin]
A Salahuddin Operations Command source says Iraqi forces killed 2 Iraqi suicide terrorists who were trying to sneak into Iraqi military positions near Mohammed Al-Musa village. [Ghad]
Daesh says it launched a major attack on Iraqi forces in several areas in Shirqat. Daesh says an Iraqi suicide terrorist attacked Iraqi forces in Al-Dibis village with a vehicle bomb while an Iranian suicide terrorist attacked another convoy near the Shirqat intersection. Daesh also says it “cleared” the Bedouin residential compounds near the intersection. Daesh says the battles are still ongoing. [JustPaste]
Daesh publishes 3 photos of the Iraqi suicide terrorist, his vehicle bomb, and the explosion. [JustPaste]
Daesh issues a video of targeting an Iraqi Army Abrams tank near Al-Dibis village with a guided missile. [A3maq]
Daesh says it captured part of Al-Dibis village in Makhoul subdistrict. [A3maq]
Daesh says it conducted a suicide attack on Iraqi forces near Sheikh Ali village in Makhoul subdistrict. [A3maq]
Daesh says it attacked Iraqi forces at the oil factory northeast of Baiji. [A3maq]
Tooz
A Salahuddin police source says Iraqi forces killed 3 Daesh terrorists who were preparing to attack a checkpoint west of Tuz Khurmatu. [Mada]
The Spokesman of the Tooz Mayoralty says two unknown armed men on a motorcycle killed a Sunni Turkmen civilian in Hay Al-Tin west of Tuz Khurmatu. [BasNews]
DIYALA
Baquba
The Diyala Police spokesman says the police found a Daesh sleeper cell hideout east of Baquba, and confiscated 6 silenced guns. [Sumaria]
Northern Diyala
Daesh publishes photos of blowing up the houses of two “PMF members” in Udhaim. [JustPaste]
NINEWA
Mosul
The KRG’s security council confirms that Coalition warplanes killed the Daesh military commander and the finance officer of Mosul. [BasNews]
A Sunni MP from Ninewa says former Governor Nujaifi is Turkey’s agent in Iraq and is supporting Turkey’s historical ambition of annexing Mosul to Turkey. [Sumaria]
DaeshDaily comment. There is a certain amount of history between the Nujaifis and Turkey, and this MP is not the only one with these suspicions.
An informed source says armed men shot a local Daesh commander in his car west of Mosul, killing him and 2 of his associates. [Mada]
DaeshDaily comment. Kata’eb Al-Mosul has claimed responsibility for the attack yesterday, without mentioning the two associates.
Kata’eb Al-Mosul says it killed a Daesh terrorist responsible for stealing the houses of displaced people in Hay Al-Amel. The KM also says its fighters threw a hand grenade at a Daesh security office in Hay Al-Mithaq, killing a Daesh security official of the area. [KM Facebook Page] [KM Facebook Page]
Daesh issues a video of the “normal life” in Mosul. [A3maq]
Makhmur/Qayara
A security source says Counter Terrorism troops conducted an airdrop operation on a headquarters in Qayara, killing 15 terrorists and capturing 8. [Sumaria]
However, a Counter Terrorism Service commander refuted the report. [Mawazin]
A member of the Ninewa Provincial Council says Iraqi forces are slowly heading to Qayara. He says there are still many villages on the eastern side of the river in Qayara District that have not yet been liberated. [Mawazin]
A security source says Coalition warplanes bombed a Daesh headquarters in the Haj Ali area, killing 3 Daesh local commanders. [Mada]
Daesh says it detonated a booby-trapped house on PMF fighters in Rajla village, killing four of them and wounding another. [JustPaste]
A PUK official says Coalition warplanes destroyed Daesh rocket launchers in Qayara city, killing 4 terrorists. [Mada]
Northwest (Tal Afar, Sinjar)
A Ninewa Operations Command source says a Daesh suicide terrorist detonated himself in the middle of a Daesh convoy in the rural Baaj subdistrict without any apparent reason, destroying 6 vehicles and killing 14 terrorists. The source says the convoy was headed toward Raqqa. [Maalomah]
Daesh says its snipers killed a Peshmerga fighter in Gwer in Makhmur and another one in Aski Mosul. [JustPaste]
KURDISTAN
The KRG Ministry of Interior says it captured the 2 terrorists who attacked the main building of Rudaw TV in Erbil. A Twitter account linked to Daesh had claimed responsibility for the attack. Five people were wounded by a hand grenade on June 25th. [Rudaw]
DaeshDaily comment. As far as we know, Daesh hasn’t claimed responsibility for the attack on Rudaw so far.
However, the Spokesman of the Kurdistan Islamic Group says the group refutes the accusation that one of its members was involved in the attack. He says it is just a means to put political pressure on the party, and that the person arrested is an engineer who works for the government. [SotKurdistan]
A member of the KRG’s parliament says the United States will send $450 million dollars as support to the Peshmerga. She also says she doesn’t have information about the way in which the money will be spent but it could be used to pay salaries for soldiers for 9 months. However, the General Secretary of the Peshmerga Ministry had said earlier that this money will not be used for salaries. [SotKurdistan]
SOUTHERN IRAQ
Kerbala
The Mid Euphrates Operations Command says a group of Daesh terrorists attacked a security barricade in west Kerbala on the road to Nukhaib in Anbar with 3 vehicle bombs, but Iraqi forces stopped the attack, killing the terrorists and destroying the vehicle bombs. [Mada]
Al-Abbas Combat Division, a Shia PMF, says it will deploy its armored units in west Kerbala governorate. [Mada]
REPORTS FROM TURKEY
The Governor of Istanbul says twenty-eight people were killed and about sixty wounded in 3 suicide attacks on Ataturk Airport in Istanbul. Turkish authorities issued a temporary ban on media outlets, ensuring they cannot publicize details of the attacks. [Anadolu] [Anadolu] [Anadolu] By late evening the government had revised the death toll upward to 36.
A video of a terrorist blowing himself up after he was shot in Ataturk Airport. Thankfully, everyone has gone by then [YouTube] [Facebook]
More videos of the explosions and the aftermath in Ataturk Airport [YouTube] [YouTube] [YouTube] [YouTube] [YouTube] [YouTube] [YouTube]
A Turkish official tells Reuters that Turkey changed the rules of engagement on its border with Syria in order to allow NATO to conduct air sorties on the border. NATO members have said they were not able to conduct sorties because of the difficult Turkish rules of engagement [ARA]
A Turkish newspaper publishes a secret police report about the terrorists in Syria who are linked to Syrian armed groups. The report says Syrian “refugees” are manufacturing explosives in Turkey and are sending them to Syria. The report says the continuous support for armed groups in Syria will eventually create problems for Turkey. [SANA]
REPORTS FROM SYRIA
The Russian Ambassador to Syria said in Damascus that he does not anticipate a Syrian attack on Aleppo and Raqqa in the near future. [ARA]
The Combined Joint Task Forces says the Coalition conducted 12 airstrikes on Daesh in Syria, around Manbij (7), Mare’ (2), Raqqa (2), and Deir Ez-Zor (1)). [CJTF]
Northeast (Hasaka, Raqqa)
Daesh captured Maghara village north of Raqqa after heavy battles with Syrian Democratic Forces. Daesh also attacked Suwaidan and Hisha villages near Ain Eissa, north of Raqqa. Daesh used the almost complete absence of Coalition warplanes to attack Syrian Democratic Forces and shell their positions in areas north of Raqqa. [Qasioun]
Local sources say Daesh shelled 2 villages near Shaddadi east of Hasaka with mortars. [Qasioun]
An eyewitness says twelve civilians, including women and children, were shot and wounded by Turkish troops as they were trying to cross the border in the Hashisha area, 35 km (22 miles) east of Tal Abyad on the Turkish border. [Hawar]
Daesh says it opened 17 literacy schools for 900 students of all ages in Raqqa. [A3maq]
Daesh publishes photos of “normal life” in Tabaqa. [JustPaste]
Daesh publishes photos of its activities in Raqqa. [JustPaste]
Northwest (Aleppo, Idlib)
Manbij campaign. The Syrian Democratic Forces spokesman says his troops captured the Traffic Directorate building in southwest Manbij, and entered Karama and Hazawana neighborhoods. Syrian Democratic Forces have captured more than 30% of Manbij city, according to SDF sources. [Xendan]
Daesh publishes photos of targeting Adasat village, near Manbij, with Katyushas. [JustPaste]
Here Daesh says one of its Tajik suicide terrorists attacked a YPG gathering near Hattabat, south of Manbij, and a Syrian terrorist attacked a building where YPG fighters are barricaded near Kilo 4 village south of Manbij, with a vehicle bomb. Daesh says twenty-five YPG fighters were killed in the 2 attacks. [JustPaste]
Daesh publishes a photo of the Syrian suicide terrorist. [JustPaste]
Daesh says it conducted 2 suicide attacks on the YPG, one in Kilo 4 village north of Manbij city, and another near the silos in the south. [A3maq]
A Syrian Democratic Forces source says Daesh launched a major attack from Jarabulus on SDF positions near Qirat village, 19 km (12 miles) south of Jarabulus. The source says the SDF, supported by Coalition warplanes, stopped the attack, destroying a Daesh vehicle and killing several terrorists. [BasNews]
Manbij Military Council troops destroyed a Daesh vehicle bomb near the northern entrance of Manbij city. [Hawar]
Manbij Military Council troops found receipts in Manbij that shows Daesh’s imported goods and materials from Turkey to Manbij and Mosul through Turkey-based companies. [Hawar]
A video of the Manbij Military Council troop’s battles in Manbij [Hawar]
A video of a house of a Daesh Russian “emir” captured by Manbij Military Council troops in the Manbij silos area. The house belonged originally to a Kurdish civilian who was forced to leave the city. [Hawar]
A video of families from Manbij who managed to escape the city toward Manbij Military Council troop areas [Hawar]
Northern Aleppo. Syrian opposition groups stopped Syrian Democratic Forces’ attack on Kafr Kalbin south of Azaz. [Qasioun]
Russian warplanes bombed residential areas in Al-Bab, killing eight civilians and wounding tens including women and children. [Qasioun]
East (Deir Ez-Zor)
The New Syria Army, supported by Coalition warplanes, captured the Al-Balakos area, 15 km (9 miles) south of Albu Kamal. Daesh brought heavy military reinforcements to the city in preparation for a New Syria Army attack. Tens of families from Albu Kamal are leaving the city. [Qasioun]
The New Syria Army is an opposition group established in November, 2015, consisting of hundreds of fighters from Deir Ez-Zor and Homs, and trained by the Coalition in Jordan. The attack aims to close the Daesh-controlled road between Syria and Iraq, and there are reports about military preparations on the other side of the border in far western Anbar to start a similar operation. [Masalah]
The spokesman of the New Syria Army says Iraqi Counter Terrorism troops and tribal fighters are participating in the operation from the Iraqi side. He says Iraqi forces advanced from Haditha towards Rawa. [Al-Aan]
DaeshDaily comment. These developments confirm our hunch that the overall military strategy foresees the convergence of the anti-Daesh campaigns in western Anbar and eastern Syria. Albu Kamal (often just called Bukamal) is a city and subdistrict just across the river from Al-Qa’im. Seemingly all the fighting in Deir Ez-Zor has been the constant and nasty conflict between the Syrian Army, supported by Russian warplanes, and Daesh. Now the Coalition-trained New Syria Army and Coalition bombers have shown up in areas along the Syria-Iraq border. We suspect the Iraqi Army will soon show up in Al-Qa’im. Raqqa is up the river from Bukamal, down the river from Manbij.
The spokesman of the New Syria Army says they aim to capture Albu Kamal, then head toward Deir Ez-Zor. The media center of the Army publishes a photo saying, “We are coming, Daesh…this time from the sky.” This message implies that the attack will involve airdrop operations. [Dorar]
However, Daesh issued a video of beheading five young men in Albu Kamal, after accusing them of working for the New Syria Army. [JustPaste]
Activists say Coalition planes bombed the industrial area in Albu Kamal and dropped leaflets saying the Coalition is coming soon. [EnabBaladi]
Daesh publishes a video of targeting a Syrian Army tank with a guided missile on Tharda Mountain, south of Deir Ez-Zor. [A3maq]
A Syrian military source says Syrian troops stopped a Daesh attack on military positions in the Tharda mountain area, killing or wounding several terrorists. [SANA]
Daesh says it destroyed 2 Syrian Army tanks with guided missiles in the Tharda area. [A3maq]
Daesh publishes photos of battles with Syrian troops in Deir Ez-Zor. [DawaAlhaq]
South (Rif Damashq, Suwayda, Daraa, etc.)
A local source says Nusra fighters left their positions in the Ja’ouna area in Yarmouk Camp. Daesh controls about 70% of the camp. [EnabBaladi]
Daesh issues a video of its terrorists in the Ja’ouna area. [A3maq]
Battles are still ongoing between Daesh and opposition groups in Hay Al-Tadhamun, south of Damascus. [Qasioun]
A Syrian military source says Syrian artillery shelled Daesh locations in Al-Qasr village, 40 km (25 miles) northeast of Suwayda. [SANA]
OTHER MIDDLE EAST/NORTH AFRICA REPORTS
North Africa
Egypt
The Egyptian military bombed 5 Takfiri gatherings in different areas in Sheikh Zuweid, killing 33 terrorists and wounding more than 50. The Egyptian Air Forces received information about large gatherings of terrorists before sunset who were trying to attack checkpoints south of Sheikh Zuweid. The electricity was completely cut off to the city because of airstrikes. [VetoGate]
In another version: The Egyptian Army foiled a major Ansar Bait Al-Maqdis attack on checkpoints in south Sheikh Zuweid. Security got information about 2 big gatherings for Ansar Bait Al-Maqdis in the Qabr Omair and Shallaq areas in south Sheikh Zuweid. The terrorists were moving ahead through several checkpoints in the area using trucks and motorcycles, carrying heavy and midsized weapons. Egyptian Army helicopters targeted the two areas around dusk, killing 33 and wounding 50 others, and destroying 3 vehicles and several motorcycles. [ElWatan]
Four policemen were wounded when an IED exploded on their armored vehicle on the coastal road in Arish. [VetoGate]
Daesh claimed responsibility for the attack. [JustPaste]
An 18-year-old girl was shot in the face by unknown armed men in Rafah. [VetoGate]
Daesh says its snipers killed two Egyptian soldiers west of Karm Al-Qawadis. [JustPaste]
Daesh publishes photos of detonating an IED on an Egyptian Army personnel carrier near the Bir Lahfan area, south of Arish. [JustPaste]
Libya
Northeast
The Libyan National Army spokesman refuted media reports about a cease-fire in Benghazi city. Libyan warplanes targeted Daesh locations in west Benghazi. [Wasat]
Central coast
The Libyan National Accord Government Military says its troops shelled Daesh locations near the 700 Area in Sirte, killing 7 Daesh terrorists. It also says its troops, supported by heavy artillery and warplanes, captured more areas in Sirte city center, killing more than 10 terrorists. It also says the troops advanced in the southern areas of the city. [AfriGate]
It also said its troops killed a recon group of 15 Daesh terrorists. [Wasat]
The Libyan National Accord Government Military continued its operations with the Libyan Red Crescent to distribute humanitarian aid to people in liberated areas in Sirte. [AfriGate]
Northwest
Libya24 TV channel publishes a document from the Ministry of Justice that says Gaddafi’s son, Saif Al-Islam should be released in accordance with the amnesty law of 2015. [Libya24]
Algeria
The Algeria Minister of Justice says Algerian troops killed 3 Daesh terrorists who participated in the murder of Herve Gourdel, a French tourist who was killed in September 2014. So far, 6 terrorists who participated in the crime have been killed, according to the Algerian government. [Sumaria]
The Algerian Ministry of Defense says it captured 3 terrorists in Illizi Governorate on the Libyan border. [Wasat]
Other countries
Lebanon
The Lebanese Army arrested more than one hundred Syrian refugees in camps in Baalbek after accusing them of entering Lebanon illegally. The arrest came after suicide attacks on Monday that killed or wounded more than twenty people. [Dorar]
The Lebanese Minister of Interior says the suicide terrorist who attacked Al-Qaa town came from Syria and not from a refugee camp in Lebanon. [ZamanAlWasl]
The Lebanese Prime Minister warns that the attacks on Al-Qaa yesterday might be the start of a new wave of terrorist attacks in the country. [Sumaria]
Pakistan
Daesh says it killed a Pakistani military member in Peshawar. [JustPaste]
SOCIAL MEDIA SOURCES
Several people are asking why Daesh is conducting suicide attacks in Turkey and not Iran [Twitter]
Sunni Twitter accounts are accusing Shia militias of the suicide attack in a Sunni mosque in Abu Ghraib. Daesh has not claimed responsibility for the attack, which that killed or wounded twenty-four people. [Twitter]
Videos of the Day
Iraq
A video of the new Russian helicopters received by Iraq [MoD]
A video of another Daesh weapons storehouse found in Falluja [YouTube]
A video of a Daesh terrorist captured by tribal fighters in Ameriyat Al-Falluja [YouTube]
A video of Iraqi forces in Shirqat areas [AfaqTV]
A video of Mosul city taken by Kata’eb Al-Mosul [KM Facebook Page]
A video of Tal Afar PMFs raising Iraqi flag in Zuwiya village [YouTube]
Syria
A video of a Coalition airstrike destroying a Daesh technical vehicle near Mare’ on June 18th [CJTF]
OTHER DAESH MEDIA
Daesh audio newsletter for today [JustPaste]
Daesh publishes a new issue of its Al-Naba’ magazine [JustPaste]
