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That is until yesterday. Where it all started is where it would also end so to speak. But as Iraqi counter-terror forces, both haggard and hardened from months of brutal close quarter fighting throughout the city, finally approached within just 50 yards of the mosque, Islamic State fighters detonated explosives that transformed the ancient structures into a cloud of smoke and rubble. It started listing centuries ago and has long been considered an endangered monument. The minaret, with its unmistakeable shape, was the symbol of the city and featured in many local shops signs and advertisements. It gave its name to countless restaurants, companies and sports clubs. In June of the U. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization had started work with the local government to stabilize and save the tilting minaret. Just a few days later, Mosul was sacked in a surprise offensive by swarming Islamic State fighters. In the end many thought the chances of saving the mosque were slim at best. Below is a map showing all that is left for Iraqi forces, many of which have done an outstanding job under horrific conditions, to take back until Mosul can be declared liberated. Keep in mind that the entire east side of the city, which was liberated first, is not shown in this map. Although the liberation of Mosul would mean that ISIS would no longer hold any major population centers in Iraq, and its claim as a quasi theocratic-governmental entity in country would be shredded, the terror group is still highly active with cells throughout Iraq. Still, Iraqi security forces, with the help of its US-led coalition partners , as well as Kurdish Peshmerga fighters and Shiite militias, and other factions both internal and external, have accomplished something fairly amazing in Mosul. Above all else, they have finally proven that they can and will stand and fight against a common foe. Now when that common foe no longer poses and existential threat to the country, that is where the future of Iraq becomes more murky and and geninunly concerning. Abu Bakr al Baghdadi declaring himself the leader of an Islamic Caliphate at the al Nuri Mosque in Mosul and calling on muslims around the globe to join his dark sect.

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The ancient landmark with its famous leaning minaret was where IS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi proclaimed a 'caliphate' in However, IS claims that US aircraft destroyed the complex, in a statement issued by its news outlet Amaq. Aerial photos show that the mosque and minaret has been largely destroyed. The Iraqi commander in charge of the offensive to retake Mosul said troops were within 50 metres of the mosque when IS 'committed another historical crime'. The jihadists have destroyed a string of important heritage sites in Iraq and Syria. Thousands of Iraqi security forces, Kurdish Peshmerga fighters, Sunni Arab tribesmen and Shia militiamen, assisted by US-led coalition warplanes and military advisers, are involved in the offensive against IS, which was launched on 17 October The government announced the full 'liberation' of eastern Mosul in January But the west of the city has presented a more difficult challenge, with its narrow, winding streets. The Iraqi statement said both the mosque and its distinctive Hadba hunchback leaning minaret had been blown up. A month after IS forces overran Mosul in June , Baghdadi gave a Friday sermon from the pulpit inside the mosque and proclaimed a caliphate - a state governed in accordance with Islamic law, or Sharia, by God's deputy on Earth, or caliph. The Old City is the last district under the control of IS within Mosul itself, which was the group's stronghold in Iraq. On Sunday, commanders announced the start of the 'final chapter' of the offensive, with Iraq's counter-terrorism service, army and federal police attacking the Old City from all directions. The army said it believed there were no more than militants left in Mosul, compared with almost 6, at the start of the offensive in October. Earlier this week aircraft dropped leaflets urging civilians to avoid open spaces and to take any opportunity to escape. The International Committee of the Red Cross ICRC warned on Tuesday that the flow of injured civilians out of western Mosul had increased, with victims having wounds from gunshots, shelling and bombs. And it is where the leader of Islamic State, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, made his one and only public appearance, shortly after his group declared a caliphate in Iraq and Syria. But IS fighters have shown scant regard for history or culture in the three years since their lightning advance across northern Iraq. Reports that they rigged the Nuri mosque with explosives have been circulating since Iraqi government forces began their effort to take back the city nine months ago. Destruction of the mosque, most observers assumed, would mark the group's final act of angry defiance before finally losing their grip on Mosul. IS claims that the mosque was destroyed by a US airstrike. This seems unlikely but such is the savage nature of the struggle for control of Mosul that it's fair to say that preserving the city's cultural and religious heritage has not been a high priority for anyone involved. Skip to content. US Election. Battle for Mosul: IS 'blows up' al-Nuri mosque. Iraqi Joint Operation Command. The Iraqi military provided this image showing the destruction at the mosque compound. The mosque's leaning minaret had been a familiar part of Mosul's skyline. Offensive's 'final chapter'. Construction began on the mosque in It was his first public appearance in many years. Getty Images. West Mosul has seen fierce fighting between IS and Iraqi forces. Civilians have been fleeing the Old City as the offensive continues. Why IS militants destroy ancient sites Despair and death in the flight from Mosul. Why would IS blow up the Nuri mosque? How the battle for Mosul unfolded. Despair and death in the flight from Mosul.

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