At least 60 ISIS insurgents were annihilated in the city of Baiji in northern Iraq, some 130 miles north of Baghdad, as well as in an airstrike on the eastern outskirts of Ramadi, in the Anbar province. Further 30 militants were allegedly killed in the north of Ramadi. Artillery fire by the government and militia forces at an ISIS bomb-building site in Baiji killed around 17 militants and wounded 33. More than 10 Islamists, as well as the ISIS-appointed district governor and his two deputies were killed outside of Fallujah, a key city in the Anbar province to the east of Ramadi, the ministry said Sunday. In July, Iraqi armed forces launched a large-scale operation to roll back ISIS insurgency in Iraq's largest Anbar province, which is mostly controlled by ISIS.
