Mosul displaced people

March 6, 2017 - More than 50,000 people have reportedly been displaced since Iraqi forces began the operation to recapture western Mosul from so-called Islamic State (IS) on February 19.

Related Graphics

View More

“Shock and awe” – U.S.-led Iraq War

Direct deaths from war in Afghanistan, Iraq and Pakistan

Iraqi army moves to secure planned oil route to Iran

Iraqi Forces Begin Assault Near Kurdish-Held City of Kirkuk

IS militants losing territory in Iraq, Syria

Destruction of al-Nuri mosque “shows IS defeated”

Iraqi forces take third of west Mosul

Iraqi forces close in on Mosul government

Iraqi forces aim to secure Mosul bridge

Iraqi forces seize Mosul airport

Iraqi forces launch assault on west Mosul

Western Mosul offensive

Iraqi forces reach Tigris in battle for Mosul

Mosul completely surrounded

Mass grave discovered as IS retreats

Iraqi forces push deeper into east Mosul

IS leader rallies Mosul fighters

Iraqi troops battle IS inside Mosul

Iraqi forces enter Mosul

Iraqi Kurds continue advance on Mosul

Special forces join Mosul offensive

Iraqi forces closing in on Mosul

Battle to retake Mosul begins

Mosul offensive

Islamic State’s lost cities

Kurds advance on Mosul

U.S. sends more troops to Iraq

Chilcot report on Iraq war

Deadliest IS attacks in 2016

Kurdish trench raises fears of Iraq break-up

The number of people uprooted since the start of the offensive in October exceeded 206,000 on Sunday, up from 164,000 on Feb. 26. Map showing camps at Hamam al All, Qayyarah airstrip, Qayyarah Jad’ah and Al Jaj Ali