He also continued, “The international coalition is seeking to prevent oil smuggling in favor of the ISIS organization,” pointing out that, “90% of ISIS oil reserves had been destructed.”

Ahlul Bayt News Agency - On Monday the international coalition’s spokesperson Steve Warren announced, that Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has approved to deploy US special troops in Iraq to cut off ISIS supply lines between Iraq and Syria, stressing the international coalition’s efforts to prevent oil smuggling in favor of the organization, while pointed out to the destruction of 90% of ISIS oil reserves.



Warren said in a statement “Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi had approved the deployment of a US special force consisting of less than 200 soldiers in Iraq.”



“The purpose of the deployment is to cut off ISIS supply lines between Iraq and Syria. The US special force will carry out secret missions in coordination with the Iraqi government,” Warren added.



He also continued, “The international coalition is seeking to prevent oil smuggling in favor of the ISIS organization,” pointing out that, “90% of ISIS oil reserves had been destructed.”



Anbar Operations announces liberating 50% of Albu Ziyab north of Ramadi



The commander of Anbar Operations, Maj. Gen. Ismail al-Mahalawi, announced the liberation of 50 percent of the area of Albu Ziyab north of Ramadi, while pointed out to the destruction of a shelter and a store belonging to the ISIS during an aerial strike by the international coalition in the same area.



Mahalawi said in a brief statement “A force from Anbar Operations backed by tribal fighters from al-Hashed, in coordination with the Iraqi Air Force as well as the international coalition aviation, had managed to liberate 50 percent of the area of Albu Ziyab (north of Ramadi) from ISIS.”



He added, “The international coalition aviation was able to bomb and destruct a shelter and a store of gear belonging to the organization in the area of Albu Ziyab, in addition to inflicting big material and human losses upon the organization.”





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