Kurdish forces near Mosul advance amid IS diversions
Iraqi Kurdish peshmerga push toward Mosul, cordoning eight villages and nearing 5 1/2 miles from the city as IS launches diversionary attacks in Rutba and Kirkuk. Bashiga encircled with IS bombings claimed. Turkish troops aid Bashiga operation amid Iraqi demand to withdraw.
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Khazer
Iraq
Islamic State Group
Bashiga
Ninevah Plain
Haider Fadhi
Bashiqa
Rutba
Joint Military Command
Yahya Rasool
Aamaq
Stephen Townsend
U.S
Kirkuk
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Turkey
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Evacuation of Calais Jungle Begins Ahead of Destruction
Migrants at the Calais camp known as the Jungle prepare as France readies a large scale clearance. About 3,000 people will be moved to reception centers by Monday with 60 buses, and the site is due to be emptied and destroyed by week’s end. Aid workers and police will oversee departures while migrants weigh uncertain futures and destinations.
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Two Explosions Hit Japanese City Killing One
Two back to back explosions rocked Utsunomiya on Sunday near a festival, killing a 72-year-old ex officer suspected of setting his house alight and blowing up his car and himself. Three others were injured including a 14-year-old boy. a note named the deceased was found on the burned body.
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Pentagon chief surveys Mosul fight in Irbil with Barzani
U S Defense Secretary Ash Carter visited Irbil to assess the Mosul operation and hear from Kurdish leaders headed by Masoud Barzani. He cited Peshmerga gains around Bashiga and noted considerable success while pledging coordinated efforts to isolate IS in Raqqa and continue Mosul and Raqqa offensives.
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Mosul
Iraq
U.S
Ash Carter
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Carter
Masoud Barzani
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Bashiga
Raqqa
Syria
Raqqqa
United States
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Baghdad
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Odessa Regional Medical Center pioneers single site da Vinci gallbladder surgery
Dr. Kevin Lynch and team at Odessa Regional Medical Center performed their first da Vinci Single-Site cholecystectomy to remove a patient’s gallbladder. The robot guides instruments for precise, minimally invasive surgery with Firefly technology for visibility and safety. ORMC offers this option for suitable patients, with contact details provided.
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Odessa Regional Medical Center
Kevin Lynch
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Regional Medical Center
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ORMC
Odessaregional.com
Cody Mygrant PA
CPT
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