The forces also clear secured route linking the area to Baiji that was taken from ISIS last October.
It is reported that Joint Iraqi forces liberated four villages in the country’s north-central Salahuddin province from ISIS terrorists.
The Sama Baghdad news website reported on Wednesday that Joint forces liberated 4 the villages, which are situated in Samarra Island an area west to city of Samarra.
The forces also clear secured route linking the area to Baiji that was taken from ISIS last October.
According to the report, Iraqi fighter jets supported the operation by destroying three vehicles of the terrorists.
“The operation to free Samarra Island, which is not an Island started on Tuesday, involving participation by units of the army, anti-terrorism forces, federal police, volunteers, and receiving aerial cover,” a battlefield reporter said.
“These operations will play a significant role in cutting all the supply routes in areas still under the terrorists’ control,” Brigadier General Yahya Rasool, an Iraqi military spokesman, told state television.
Since June 2014, Iraq has been observing ISIS terrorist activities. The US-led coalition started its operations allegedly hitting ISIS, although many believes ISIS is a creation of the west.
However, the 66-member coalition has been failing to control ISIS terrorism, when a concerted push by Iraqi forces are dealing terrorists and forcing it out of the central city of Ramadi, the capital of the western Anbar Province.
