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Frappes françaises contre Daesh : La France viendrait à manquer de bombes
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Frappes françaises contre Daesh : La France viendrait à manquer de bombes

FRAPPES FRANCAISES Le ministère de la Défense aurait passé une commande en urgence à des fournisseurs américains...

Un soldat français prépare un Rafale sur une base du Golfe, le 17 novembre 2015. - KARIM SAHIB / AFP

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Publié le 05.12.2015 à 08:00
Mis à jour le 05.12.2015 à 08:13

Contre Daesh, les avions français enchaînent les frappes sans relâche. Depuis le début de l’opération Chammal en septembre 2014, la France aurait ainsi largué 680 bombes, selon le journal Le Monde. D’après les chiffres cités par le quotidien, les Rafale et Mirage auraient sur cette période effectué « 2.500 sorties aériennes, 321 frappes » et détruit « 580 objectifs ».

Cependant, avec l’intensification des frappes depuis les attentats du 13 novembre à Paris, qui ont fait 130 morts, les munitions viendraient à manquer. Le ministère de la Défense aurait donc commandé en urgence « quelques centaines de bombes guidées GBU » [Guided Bomb Unit] à des fournisseurs américains, affirme le Monde.

L’aviation française effectue actuellement en moyenne « quatre ou cinq frappes par jour, en Syrie et en Irak », contre les positions de Daesh, selon une source militaire française. Le quotidien du soir croit savoir qu’en l’espace de trois jours seulement à la suite des attentats, les 15, 16 et 17 novembre, une soixantaine de bombes auraient été larguées.

#ISIS Bulldozes Ancient Assyrian City: Iraqi Gov’t
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A file picture taken on July 17, 2001 shows Iraqi workers cleaning a statue of winged bull at an archeological site in #Nimrud, 35 Kilometers (22 miles) southeast of the northern city of #Mosul. AFP/Karim Sahib A file picture taken on July 17, 2001 shows Iraqi workers cleaning a statue of winged bull at an archeological site in Nimrud, 35 Kilometers (22 miles) southeast of the northern city of Mosul. AFP/Karim Sahib

The Islamic State of #Iraq and Syria (ISIS) group has begun bulldozing the ancient Assyrian city of Nimrud in Iraq, the government said, in the jihadists’ latest attack on the country’s historical #heritage. ISIS “assaulted the historic city of Nimrud and bulldozed it with heavy vehicles,” the tourism and (...)

#ancient_city #artifacts #Assyrians #Diyala #Hatra #museum #Samarra #Tikrit #UNESCO

#Mosul: The capital of the Islamic State and its breadbasket
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A picture taken on April 9, 2001 shows an Iraqi man standing in front of the al-Hadba mosque built 900 years ago in the city of Mosul, 400 kilometers north of Baghdad. (Photo: AFP-Karim Sahib) A picture taken on April 9, 2001 shows an Iraqi man standing in front of the al-Hadba mosque built 900 years ago in the city of Mosul, 400 kilometers north of Baghdad. (Photo: AFP-Karim Sahib)

The city of Mosul #IS living a nightmare under the rule of the Islamic State. The tyrannical laws implemented by the group have made living in the city unbearable, pending the promised day of liberation that remains elusive.

Delshad Hamid

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#Mideast_&_North_Africa #Abu_Bakr_al-Baghdadi #al-Hisbah #Articles #Iraq

Iraqi helicopters attack jihadi-held university in #Tikrit
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Smoke billows from an area controlled by the Islamic State of #Iraq and Syria (ISIS) between the Iraqi towns of Naojul and Tuz Khurmatu, both located north of the capital Baghdad, on June 26, 2014. (Photo: AFP - Karim Sahib) Smoke billows from an area controlled by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) between the Iraqi towns of Naojul and Tuz Khurmatu, both located north of the capital Baghdad, on June 26, 2014. (Photo: AFP - Karim Sahib)

Iraqi helicopters fired on a university campus in Tikrit on Friday to dislodge insurgents who overran the city in an onslaught that has given them control of large swathed of territory in the north and brought them close to Baghdad. Tikrit, the hometown of former dictator Saddam (...)

#ISIS

Battles over northern #Iraq #Turkmen towns kill dozens
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Iraqis get out of a vehicle in front of a checkpoint held by militants of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Syria (ISIS) jihadist group on June 16, 2014 in Iraq’s second city of Mosul. (Photo: AFP - Karim Sahib) Iraqis get out of a vehicle in front of a checkpoint held by militants of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Syria (ISIS) jihadist group on June 16, 2014 in Iraq’s second city of Mosul. (Photo: AFP - Karim Sahib)

Jihadist fighters attacked a northern Iraqi village inhabited by ethnic Turkmens but were repelled, police said on Tuesday, highlighting an upsurge of sectarian violence after stunning advances by extremist rebels. The militants were beaten back from the village of Basheer, 15 kilometers (9 miles) south (...)

#ISIS #jihadists

Laboratory confirms link between #MERS virus and camels
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A man leads camels through the sand dunes of the Liwa desert, 220 kilometers west of Abu Dhabi, on November 23, 2013. (Photo: AFP - Karim Sahib)

Scientists have found cases of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) in camels in Qatar, health officials said on Thursday, fueling speculation that camels might be the animal reservoir that allowed the virus to infect and kill humans. The SARS-like coronavirus, which emerged in the Middle East last year and has killed almost 40 percent of the around 170 people so far infected, was found in three camels in a herd in a barn also linked to two human cases of MERS infection. read (...)

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