ISIS Holding 50,000 Civilian Hostages as Iran Backed Iraqi Forces Bomb Falluja
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by News Editor
Islamic State fighters hid behind 50,000 civilian hostages as Iraqi forces blitzed Fallujah. The jihadis used the human shield as efforts to retake the terrorist stronghold, which kicked off under a US-led coalition on May 22, intensified.
Some 70 fanatics have been killed in airstrikes in the past five days in Iraq and Syria, including Maher al-Bilawi, IS’s leader in Fallujah.
Read full story at the Mirror.
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