Iraqi Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi arrived there after taking control of the Mosul of the Islamic State (IS), after losing control.

On Sunday, congratulating the military by announcing the victory of Musul. This resulted in eight months of war against the IS rule of three years in Mosul, the country's military.Reuters reports that large parts of Mosul have been destroyed in a long struggle. It killed several thousand civilians. At least 1 million Iraqis have become homeless.In a statement of the Prime Minister's Office, the head of the Armed Forces (Prime Minister) Haider Al-Abadi reached the Free Mosque. He congratulated the brave warriors and the Iraqi people for the great victory.In Iraq, the old city remains dead on the narrow streets of the militants. The city has created the latest resistance against the United States-led Iraqi Samirak force.The Middle East-based militant group called for 'Mortal War' in Mosul. But Iraqi military spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Rasul said on Sunday that at least 30 militants were killed while trying to escape from the Tigris River by swimming.