In Iraq, announced the release of all areas of the city of Tall Afar

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Iraqi security forces freed IG terrorists (banned in the Russian Federation) all areas of the city of Tall Afar, only the northern suburbs and several nearby villages remained under the control of the militants, reports RIA News the message of the commander of the operation Abdel-Amir Jarally.



The military operation began on August 20. On Saturday, Brigadier General Najam Al-Jabiri told the agency that the city was practically liberated, only the Askari district remained with the militants, and a mopping-up operation began in the liberated districts.

Parts of the ninth armored division with militia brigades liberated Askari district, As-Synah Al-Shimaliya, Muarid district, entrance to Tall Afar and Rakhma village, thus, the liberation of all districts of the main part of the city,
it is said in today's statement of Yaralla.

According to the commander, it remains to liberate only the northern suburb of Iyadya and the villages near it. “Army units are already moving there,” he added.

As noted earlier, Tall Afar was the last major stronghold of the IG group on the border between Iraq and Syria.
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  1. 0
    27 August 2017 17: 01
    In the photo are the T-54 tanks still effective against anyone?
    1. +6
      27 August 2017 17: 02
      As always. They announced victory, and then quietly finish off for a long time. Currently, T-34 tanks are still fighting in different parts of the world. While the tank is operational and ammunition is a formidable weapon. In skillful hands.
      1. 0
        27 August 2017 17: 09
        Declare this one thing, and do a completely different thing. It’s like they killed all the militants in Mosul, but there are still blocks where the government still doesn’t rush about. It's too early to relax too much work, just as in Syria it is still worth liberating all the cities on the banks of the Euphrates.
      2. +7
        27 August 2017 17: 23
        Quote: oleg-gr
        Currently, T-34 tanks are still fighting in different parts of the world.

        in particular in Vietnam
    2. +1
      27 August 2017 17: 04
      They began to tear the Ishilovites in all directions, the most important thing is that the Syrians, Iraqis and others believed in themselves.
      1. +2
        27 August 2017 17: 07
        Quote: Spartanez300
        They began to tear Igilovites in all directions.

        This is because the members of the club of friends igil decided to throw them ... written-off material.
      2. +6
        27 August 2017 17: 24
        Quote: Spartanez300
        the most important thing is that the Syrians, Iraqis and others believed in themselves.

        Russian Aerospace Forces will help to believe.
      3. +1
        27 August 2017 20: 46
        Shoigu -
        VKS order: take Palmyra as soon as possible !!!
        Freedom House
        report: they took half the world !!! laughing
    3. +5
      27 August 2017 17: 08
      Quote: vazxnumx
      In the photo are the T-54 tanks still effective against anyone?

      The absence of a “fungus” of the FVU in front of the loader’s hatch indicates that it is a T-55. And yet, both of these tanks are the TOP of the post-war generation of our tanks.
      1. 0
        27 August 2017 17: 15
        yes, it’s good against the tanks of his contemporaries, but it is poorly protected against anti-tank weapons and, as evil, the rebels in Syria have a large number of anti-tank weapons
        1. +4
          27 August 2017 17: 19
          Quote: vazxnumx
          yes, it’s good against the tanks of his contemporaries, but it is poorly protected against anti-tank weapons and, as evil, the rebels in Syria have a large number of anti-tank weapons

          To begin with, everything has its time.
          There are in Romania, Ukraine and we have excellent options for modifying this tank to the T-72B level, but there is one “BUT", and a large one. This is money. It’s easier to buy one T-72B than to upgrade to its T-54/55 level ...
          So, something like that ... But still, WHAT is he tenacious and nimble ... Especially with the V-46M engine, a rocket, from the T-80 relatives
      2. +3
        27 August 2017 17: 21
        This is how to say ... To support the infantry they were
        (and there are) good, but for a tank battle - worthless. The armor is frail.
        English 105 mm tank gun L7 Kumm. shell
        from 3-3.5 km pierced their armor anywhere and from the first shell.
        And, as a rule, T-54/55 shells detonated, the tower flew away ... sad
        1. +6
          27 August 2017 17: 25
          Quote: voyaka uh
          The armor is frail.
          English 105 mm tank gun L7 Kumm. shell
          from 3-3.5 km pierced their armor anywhere and from the first shell.

          But how many of your gunners could get into the tank at such a distance? The only recorded case and that, getting into the T-62, and so the battles were at much shorter distances and smiling at the Syrians military happiness, it is not yet known how everything could have worked out.
          1. +1
            27 August 2017 17: 35
            Quote: svp67

            But how many of your gunners could get into the tank at such a distance? The only recorded case and that, getting into the T-62, and so the battles were at much shorter distances and smiling at the Syrians military happiness, it is not yet known how everything could have worked out.

            On 2km beat many.
            1. +4
              27 August 2017 17: 38
              Quote: Aron Zaavi
              On 2km beat many.

              So it is with us, for 2 km many did not shoot badly from this cannon, and only 4 km for TOUR ...
          2. +3
            27 August 2017 17: 39
            At that time, we had ultra-long firing of tankers.
            Reservist tankers of the Centurions told me how they brought to the training camp
            old basketballs. Additional blanks
            begged from ensigns, bribing them with beer. And for the argument (for the same beer) figured
            from 3-3.5 km on orange balls. They said they shot down with a 2nd shell.
            Be that as it may, it helped in the battles. Centurions set for the mounds, putting
            gun down. And when the Arabs came closer to their crown 1-1.5 km, then they still had 1/3 of the tanks.
            But when in the Golan in 1973 there was a terrible night tank grinder from several hundred meters, then, of course, the Israelis had no advantage. T-62 OBPS punched through the Centurions ...
        2. 0
          27 August 2017 17: 26
          in your Israel, the Akhzarit engineering machine was made of captured T-54s, in my opinion it can withstand a hit from an RPG
          1. +2
            27 August 2017 17: 44
            TBTR Akhzarit was hung from the outside with all crap so that
            increase survivability, but she could not confidently hold an RPG.
            The first tank to deal with the RPG-7 was the Merkava-3.
        3. 0
          27 August 2017 17: 45
          Quote: voyaka uh
          English 105 mm tank gun L7 Kumm. shell
          from 3-3.5 km pierced their armor anywhere and from the first shell.

          You invented it yourself? Or who suggested?
          1. +2
            27 August 2017 17: 50
            Hundreds of captured T-54 and T-55, which
            Before the beginning of the 90s, sites in the center of the country were jammed ...
            These are the ones that did not detonate after breaking through and
            which "darned": brewed holes from the cum.
            1. +2
              27 August 2017 18: 05
              Quote: voyaka uh
              Hundreds of captured T-54 and T-55, which
              Before the beginning of the 90s, sites in the center of the country were jammed ...

              And that they were all hit- "from 3-3.5 km"?
              No, of course, mainly the tanks were either abandoned by the crews due to cowardice or for some technical reasons.
              So we don’t need to tell our "Jewish stories", but give examples of the T-54/55 defeat, as you put it - "from 3-3.5 km pierced their armor anywhere and from the first shell"
              1. +1
                27 August 2017 18: 26
                Penetration kumm. the projectile is NOT distance dependent.
                Even if the shell at the end bumps on the armor and the powerful jet - it will pierce.
                Just like when shot at point blank range.
                1) The L7 gun had exceptional ballistics - hence super-long range hits.
                They even put it on the early Abrams, and now they put it on the most modern Strikers.
                2) Its 105 mm cum. the shells were powerful enough to pierce the T-54 / 55's frontal armor
                With the advent of the T-72 with a DZ, it ceased to be effective (although in Israel they still keep 105 mm cumulative shells in reserve, like sub-caliber for Merkava-4)
                1. 0
                  27 August 2017 18: 48
                  Quote: voyaka uh
                  Penetration kumm. the projectile is NOT distance dependent.
                  Even if the shell at the end bumps on the armor and the powerful jet - it will pierce.

                  Well, the facts are where the beatings of the T-54/55 armor
                  "from 3-3.5 km" as you say?
                  While I hear from you only some kind of slurred and long-known "stories"
    4. +4
      27 August 2017 17: 34
      Quote: vazxnumx
      In the photo are the T-54 tanks still effective against anyone?

      Why not? This is a mobile firing point, absolutely protected from any small arms. It is quite effective.
      1. 0
        27 August 2017 17: 54
        The last stronghold of ISIS fell in Iraq

        Soon the terrorists will be clamped on the “ticks” on the Syrian-Iraqi border.
        1. +2
          27 August 2017 18: 03
          There is in Iraq (as if in the rear) another area under ISIS with the center
          in the city of Al-Khawaja (near the province of Kirkuk).
          They will be tackled after Tal Afar. And then the Iraqis will clean up
          Syrian-Iraqi border.
          1. +1
            27 August 2017 18: 09
            Quote: voyaka uh
            They will be tackled after Tal Afar.

            Now a fairly large group of troops will be freed, in particular the Shiite militia, which will most likely go to the aid of Deir ez-Zor.
    5. +1
      27 August 2017 20: 26
      Quote: vazxnumx
      In the photo are the T-54 tanks still effective against anyone?

      What do you think?
      There are still T-34 using
    6. 0
      27 August 2017 21: 06
      From the memoirs of Academician Krylov
      "The minister told me that fishlessness and cancer are fish. To which I replied that nightingale is the reason for lack of fish and ass"
  2. +1
    27 August 2017 18: 34
    Quote: vazxnumx
    In the photo are the T-54 tanks still effective against anyone?

    ---------------------------------
    Of course, this tank is still in demand, as it does not have special excesses. The war is going on counter-guerrilla. On the tank, it seems to be more convenient anyway than without it.
    1. 0
      27 August 2017 19: 08
      Quote: Altona
      Of course, this tank is still in demand, since it does not have special excesses

      In general, there is a huge cemetery of military equipment in Iraq after the defeat of the Saddam army where hundreds if not thousands of T-54/55/56 and other weapons are here, the Iraqis are gradually recovering them.


  3. 0
    28 August 2017 03: 55
    Quote: voyaka uh
    This is how to say ... To support the infantry they were
    (and there are) good, but for a tank battle - worthless. The armor is frail.
    English 105 mm tank gun L7 Kumm. shell
    from 3-3.5 km pierced their armor anywhere and from the first shell.
    And, as a rule, T-54/55 shells detonated, the tower flew away ... sad

    Tank battles with ISIS? Are you kidding?
  4. 0
    28 August 2017 03: 59
    Quote: voyaka uh
    This is how to say ... To support the infantry they were
    (and there are) good, but for a tank battle - worthless. The armor is frail.
    English 105 mm tank gun L7 Kumm. shell
    from 3-3.5 km pierced their armor anywhere and from the first shell.
    And, as a rule, T-54/55 shells detonated, the tower flew away ... sad

    But seriously L7 is a masterpiece, up to 120 mm Rheinmetal was unsurpassed!