01 August 2017•Update: 01 August 2017
By Idris Okuducu and Mahmoud Barakat
ERBIL, Iraq
At least 241 people were killed and 277 others injured in July in ongoing violence across war-torn Iraq, according to a monthly report released by the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI).
The report, which was released Tuesday, said last month’s fatalities included 239 civilians.
According to the report, Nineveh province came first with 121 people killed and 112 others injured, followed by Baghdad with 38 dead and 85 injured.
Iraq has suffered from a devastating security vacuum since mid-2014, when Daesh terrorist group overran the northern city of Mosul before capturing additional territory in both Iraq and neighboring Syria.
