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Siege of Saqlawiyah

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125: 832:. The besieged soldiers were without any support or food. On 21 September, IS militants entered Camp Saqlawiyah, which contained 1,000 soldiers, after they controlled the regions around the city, by disguising themselves in army uniforms. The besieged soldiers immediately thought that this was the military support that was sent by the government. Lt. Col. Ihab Hashim said "Two explosives packed vehicles blew up, while three 99: 873:
and IS militants disguised as Iraqi soldiers. Once inside the base, the disguised IS soldiers detonated several Humvees in a suicide attack. Iraqi soldiers attempted to hold off the IS convoy at the entrance as the survivors gathered into groups and retreated from the base, leaving it to be overrun
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and interrogate them. The spokesman of al-Abadi stated "The General Commander of the Iraqi Armed Forces ordered on 18 September to send support and reinforcement to the besieged soldiers in Saqlawiyah, he also ordered to intensify the overflights on the bases of ISIS." While other military sources
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assured that the security leaders refused to obey the orders, which led al-Abadi to send the anti-terrorism forces to arrest them and interrogate them. A lot of sources said that
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that 300–500 soldiers of the 1,000 others are either dead, kidnapped or in hiding. The other 400 soldiers were besieged in Camp Saqlawiyah until 300 of them were killed.
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had explosives packed vests". 200 soldiers out of almost 1,000 others succeeded in escaping the camp. Five surviving soldiers stated to
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The siege began when IS besieged Camp Sicher and cut the Sicher main road, which opened the way for them to siege
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Military operations of the War in Iraq (2013–2017) involving the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
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Index

Iraqi Civil War (2014–2017)
Saqlawiyah
Al Anbar Governorate
Iraq
Saqlawiyah
Iraq
Iraqi Army
Iraqi Air Force
Islamic State
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War in Iraq
(2013–2017)

1st Anbar
1st Fallujah
1st Northern Iraq
1st Mosul
Badush prison
Camp Speicher
1st Kirkuk
2nd Northern Iraq
Zumar
Makhmour
1st Sinjar
Mosul Dam
Sharfadin
Musab bin Umair mosque
Suq al-Ghazi
Saqlawiyah
1st Hīt

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