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ISIL LOSING BATTLE: ISIS Issues Reinforcement order for War in Anbar + Document

Iraqi security forces patrol the Garma district, west of the Iraqi capital Baghdad in the Anbar province's eastern edge, where pro-government forces say they have recently made advances on areas held by terrorist from ISIS group.
Iraqi security forces patrol the Garma district, west of the Iraqi capital Baghdad in the Anbar province’s eastern edge, where pro-government forces say they have recently made advances on areas held by terrorist from ISIS group.

ISIS is urging its fighters in Syria to move to the front-lines of its battle in Iraq, where the extremist organization has been losing intense battles against Iraqi security forces, according to documents obtained by Syrian groups fighting the terrorists.
“The crusader, the Shiites and the apostate Arabs are storming our brothers in the provinces of Anbar and Salahedine,” the ISIS document says, referring to heavy fighting in Iraq.
In the statement, which was obtained by anti-ISIS fighters in Syria and could not be otherwise authenticated, extremists wanting to join the fight in Iraq should register at mosques in Manbaj, a town near Aleppo.
ISIS has sustained intense fighting for terrain previously captured in the northern Iraqi city of Tikrit and most recently in the western province of Anbar and the city of Ramadi. ISIS launched another siege against the city about two weeks ago.
The call for reinforcements was discovered by anti-ISIS groups in the war-torn city of Raqqa, which ISIS has declared the capital of its caliphate.

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