Kurdistan's pishmarga fighters recapture eastern part of Mosul

 Iraqi Kurdistan's Pishmarga forces evicted terrorists of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) from the Eastern part of Mosul dam on Sunday.

Informed Iraqi military sources told the al-Jazeera TV channel that the Pishmarga forces have pushed back the ISIL militants and seized back full control over the Eastern part of the Mosul dam.
Also reports said that up to 15 ISIL fighters were killed near Iraq's largest dam as reports of another massacre of Ezadis emerge.
Several air strikes hit Iraq’s North on Saturday, including in the besieged Sinjar Mountains, where fresh reports emerged of a "massacre" against residents belonging to the Ezadi religious minority.
The ISIL, an al-Qaeda splinter group, has in the recent months seized some parts of territory in Iraq and Syria and declared a caliphate.