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IS bombs kill 17 Iraqi civilians IS bombs kill 17 fleeing Iraq civilians
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Seventeen civilians were killed by roadside bombs in Iraq as they fled from a northern town held by so-called Islamic State (IS), police say.Seventeen civilians were killed by roadside bombs in Iraq as they fled from a northern town held by so-called Islamic State (IS), police say.
Several families were riding in a truck when it was hit by two explosions. A policeman also died.Several families were riding in a truck when it was hit by two explosions. A policeman also died.
They were fleeing from Hawija, west of the city of Kirkuk.They were fleeing from Hawija, west of the city of Kirkuk.
The deaths came as Iraqi government-led forces continued their assault on Mosul further north - the last city still occupied by IS.The deaths came as Iraqi government-led forces continued their assault on Mosul further north - the last city still occupied by IS.
Iraqi forces attacked Hamam al-Alil, south of Mosul on the Tigris river, and overcame fierce resistance before raising the Iraqi flag in the centre, the army said.Iraqi forces attacked Hamam al-Alil, south of Mosul on the Tigris river, and overcame fierce resistance before raising the Iraqi flag in the centre, the army said.
The battle so farThe battle so far
On schedule but not exactly to planOn schedule but not exactly to plan
How IS sells the battle for Mosul?How IS sells the battle for Mosul?
On Friday, troops moved into another eastern suburb of Mosul - al-Zahra. The city has been in IS hands for more than two years.On Friday, troops moved into another eastern suburb of Mosul - al-Zahra. The city has been in IS hands for more than two years.