International Coalition rlaunched 20 raids in Iraq and Syria

ISIS leader Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi conducted major changes in the organizational structure of his group in Mousl'a Telaffar district after the failure of the recent attacks that targeted the governmental troops there. Meanwhile, the International Coalition raided a site related to the extremist group to store the weapons in the Iraqi city.

According to a statement from the International Coalition, the fighter jets conducted 20 air raids against ISIS strongholds in both Syria and Iraq during the recent 24 hours. It announced that it targeted a store of weapons related to the extremist group at Mousl.

It added that the international raids targeted ISIS strongholds in Huweija, Kirkuk and Mousl through launching five raids, while they launched 15 raids against the group's sites in Syria's Al Bab, Raqqa and Deir Al Zour.

Iraq's Defense Ministry revealed, in a statement, that the Iraqi air forces successfully raided July 17 district and Wadi Al Ein in addition to Al Shababik district upon information from the intelligence authority.

It added that the raids led to the destruction of laboratory to bomb the wheels and a heaquarters related to the extremist group, saying that the operations led to the killing of 15 extremists.

On the other hand, local sources in Nineveh revealed that ISIS leader Abu Baker Al Baghdadi conductrd changes in the organizational structure of his group in Mousl's Telaffar district, including the governor and a number of security leaders.

The sources revealed that the changes came after the humanitarian losses among the group's militants, including senior leaders due to the recent failure attacks that targeted the sites of Popar Mobilization Forces. The sources added that Baghdadi gave leading positions to Arab leaders to support their existence in the district. The group imposed a curfew after clashes between its Arab and foreign elements.

Popular Mobilization Forces revealed that ISIS executed a number of its elements dur to their withdrawal from the battle witnessed in the western side of Telaffar.