Militants killed 21 leaders in the western Iraq towns of Rawa and Ana during two days of violence, ******rs and doctors said Sunday, after security forces made a "tactical" withdrawal. Some of those killed were shot dead on Saturday, when the Militants moved into the towns, while others were slain the following day. The killings came after Iraqi security forces members departed the towns, clearing the way for the militant takeover. "The military units' withdrawal (from Rawa and Ana and Al-Qaim) was for the purpose of redeployment," Lieutenant General Qassem Atta said, referring to it as a "tactical" move.
06-23-2014, 11:21 PM
Militants kill 21 people in two Iraq towns
Militants killed 21 leaders in the western Iraq towns of Rawa and Ana during two days of violence, ******rs and doctors said Sunday, after security forces made a "tactical" withdrawal. Some of those killed were shot dead on Saturday, when the Militants moved into the towns, while others were slain the following day. The killings came after Iraqi security forces members departed the towns, clearing the way for the militant takeover. "The military units' withdrawal (from Rawa and Ana and Al-Qaim) was for the purpose of redeployment," Lieutenant General Qassem Atta said, referring to it as a "tactical" move.
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