Al Jazeera: Kurdish fighters take control of Iraq's Sinjar
Iraqi Peshmerga forces walk into Sinjar after pushing ISIL rebels out of northern Iraqi town, sources tell Al Jazeera.
Kurdish Peshmerga forces have entered the centre of Sinjar after pushing out Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) fighters from the northern Iraqi town, sources told Al Jazeera.
Sporadic bursts of gunfire could be heard inside Sinjar on Friday as Kurdish fighters filed down the hill overlooking the town from the north - some with rocket-propelled grenades on their shoulders, a witness told Reuters news agency.
However, Al Jazeera's Imran Khan, reporting from Sohela along one of the main supply routes for the Sinjar offensive, said the Peshmerga walked into town almost unopposed.
More News On Kurdish Fighters Liberating the City Of Sinjar
Iraqi Kurdistan president says Islamic State defeated in Sinjar -- Reuters
Battle for Sinjar: IS-held town in Iraq 'liberated' -- BBC
Kurdish forces seize Iraq's Sinjar town from Islamic State -- Reuters
Kurdish forces raise flag over Sinjar as Islamic State control crumbles -- Washington Post
Kurdish Fighters Retake Iraqi City of Sinjar From ISIS -- NYT
"Sinjar is liberated," U.S.-allied Kurds declare -- CBS
Kurdish military recaptures Sinjar -- USA Today
Battle for Sinjar: Peshmerga Fighters Retake Town Held by ISIS -- NBC
Kurds enter Iraqi Sinjar, raise flag, ISIS ‘defeated & running’ – reports -- RT
Iraqi Kurd Chief Says Sinjar Seized from IS -- VOA
Islamic State Ousted From Iraq's Sinjar in Key Kurdish Victory -- Bloomberg
Peshmerga forces enter Sinjar in fight against Isis -- The Guardian
U.S.-led offensive aims to retake key Iraqi city from Islamic State, cut off movement capital -- Washington Times
Forward-deployed U.S. troops in Iraq ID targets for airstrikes -- Military Times
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