Hajj Ali (also: Haj Ali, Hajj 'Ali) is a village at Tigris River in northern Iraq, approximately 60km south of Mosul, [1] in the Nineveh Governorate at the boundaries of Makhmur District. Hajj Ali lies on the north eastern banks of River Tigris, opposite of the oil town of Qayyarah. [2] [3]
Hajj Ali was considered a strategic village for the Mosul offensive in 2016 and was reportedly recaptured by the Iraqi army from ISIL on 13 June 2016. [4]
References
- ^ Iraqi army launches fresh offensive against ISIL-held Mosul, Thenational.ae, 12 June 2016
- ^ Iraqi forces gain ground against Islamic State south of Mosul, Cyprusmail.com, 12 June 2016
- ^ Iraqi army launches operation to liberate villages of Mexmûr (Makhmur), en.hawarnews.com, 12 June 2016]
- ^ NRT - Iraqi Army Regains Control of Three Villages near Makhmour Archived 2016-06-17 at the Wayback Machine, Ncciraq.org, 13 June 2016
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Hajj Ali (also: Haj Ali, Hajj 'Ali) is a village at Tigris River in northern Iraq, approximately 60km south of Mosul, [1] in the Nineveh Governorate at the boundaries of Makhmur District. Hajj Ali lies on the north eastern banks of River Tigris, opposite of the oil town of Qayyarah. [2] [3]
Hajj Ali was considered a strategic village for the Mosul offensive in 2016 and was reportedly recaptured by the Iraqi army from ISIL on 13 June 2016. [4]
References
- ^ Iraqi army launches fresh offensive against ISIL-held Mosul, Thenational.ae, 12 June 2016
- ^ Iraqi forces gain ground against Islamic State south of Mosul, Cyprusmail.com, 12 June 2016
- ^ Iraqi army launches operation to liberate villages of Mexmûr (Makhmur), en.hawarnews.com, 12 June 2016]
- ^ NRT - Iraqi Army Regains Control of Three Villages near Makhmour Archived 2016-06-17 at the Wayback Machine, Ncciraq.org, 13 June 2016
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