نهر دجلة. معلومات عن نهر دجلة

Hence, the area has remained a hotbed of Sunni insurgent activity The city of Samarra, which lies south of Tikrit along the Tigris, is also strategically and symbolically important to the Sunni insurgency, evidenced by the February 2006 and June 2007 attacks on the Golden Mosque, a highly revered Shiite shrine in Samarra
The cities in Salah ad-Din, a predominantly Sunni province, have also formed important nodes on the AQI communication lines

معلومات عن نهر دجلة

Coalition and Iraqi forces have conducted frequent intelligence-driven raids, seeking to deny sanctuary to AQI insurgents and to further disrupt lines of communication, supply, and foreign terrorist movement in these areas.

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Therefore, the Tigris River Valley has functioned as a primary line of communication, supply, and foreign terrorist facilitation for the Sunni insurgency and, in particular,
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South of Bayji, Tikrit has traditionally been a stronghold of insurgent activities, as it was the hometown of former president Saddam Hussein
Tigris River Valley (وادي نهر دجلة)
The 4th Iraqi Army IA Division and the 12th Iraqi Army Division are responsible for Salah ad Din and Kirkuk provinces
During , which began June 15, 2007, U A major highway, Main Supply Route Tampa, also runs from the Syrian border, through , and down along the Tigris River and aforementioned cities into Baghdad
The upper Tigris River Valley runs from the northern border of Iraq down directly into the center of Bayji is home to the largest oil refinery in Iraq and it has functioned as an important base for the insurgency

Tigris River Valley (وادي نهر دجلة)

and Iraqi Forces conducted a number of operations in the cities along the upper Tigris River Valley targeting AQI leaders, facilitators, and financiers.

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Special Operations Forces also operate throughout the province, and have conducted a large number of targeted raids
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AQI has used the areas along the Tigris River Valley as support zones for the insurgency
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As the Tigris winds its way south to the capital, a number of key Iraqi cities lie along the route; these are Bayji, Tikrit, Samarra, and Balad