The end of Daesh (ISIS) in Iraq become effective after
liberation of Rawah
Rawa is the strategic town by the Iraqi-Syrian border and
part of Al-Anbar city was the last hold for Daesh terrorist in Iraq. It was supposed to have the remaining few hundreds
of the terrorists groups that they fled from other areas in Iraq. It is one of the most important holds for them. Daesh used Rawah to wedge attacks and to do strategic
movements across the borders.
Rawah was liberated after few hours only. Following the liberation Daesh military existence
in Iraq ended fully. There are few
remaining groups in the desert of Aljazerah in the borders that the forces are
attacking them to eliminate them.
Daesh ended in both Syria and Iraq however few sleepy cells
exist and the rest may appear in another countries weak points. Though eliminated from all their holds in Iraq
Daesh will remain a major threat for the world peace all over the world.
