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Operations continue to net security gains in N Iraq

Jul-28-2005 » Filed Under: 1/25 SBCT

(TFF Press Release)

MOSUL, IRAQ (July 28, 2005) – Iraqi Security Forces and Multi-National Forces from Task Force Freedom detained 49 suspected terrorists during operations in northern Iraq today and Wednesday.

Iraqi Army Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 1st Brigade alongside Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 5th Infantry Regiment detained 10 individuals suspected of terrorist activity during a cordon and search operation in southeastern Mosul today. Iraqi Police alongside Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 24th Infantry Regiment detained 10 individuals suspected of terrorist activity during a raid in southern Mosul today. Suspects are in custody with no ISF or MNF injuries reported.

Soldiers from the 1-24th detained 11 individuals suspected of terrorist activity during four separate operations in Mosul today and Wednesday. Soldiers from 3rd Battalion, 21st Infantry Regiment detained 10 individuals suspected of terrorist activity during two cordon and search operations in Mosul today. Soldiers from the 1-5th detained seven individuals during three separate operations in Rawah today. Soldiers from 2nd Squadron, 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment detained one individual suspected of terrorist activity during a cordon and search operation in Tal Afar Wednesday. Suspects are in custody with no MNF injuries reported.

Coordinated efforts of Iraqi Security Forces and Multi-National Forces from Task Force Freedom are leading to the arrest of terrorists and criminals responsible for attacks against innocent Iraqi citizens. Anyone with information on anti-Iraqi insurgent activities should call the Joint Coordination Center’s telephone numbers at 513462 or 07701623300.


Comments For "Operations continue to net security gains in N Iraq":

You men are firm to the task, we honor each and every step you take in these ancient lands.Take care of the soldier next to you and take care of you. Withyour country's love and pride Be well

Posted by: John | July 30, 2005 8:21 PM

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