The Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces destroy a den of terrorists (ISIS) north of Babylon

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The Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces destroyed a den of ISIS terrorists in Jurf al-Nasr, north of the central city of Babylon.

“Alsumaria News” quoted in a statement that “a force of Command of the Popular Mobilization Forces found, during a pre-emptive operation, the terrorists’ hideout and completely destroyed it,” noting that the operation was carried out  based on accurate intelligence information in the Al-Uaisat area of Jurf A l-Nasr.

The statement indicated that the Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) are intensifying their intelligence and security measures to prevent any infiltration attempt by ISIS terrorists.

The Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces repelled an attack by ISIS terrorists on one of the areas of Salah al-Din Governorate, in central Iraq.

 Sanaa Hasan

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