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Iraqi forces flash for victory sign while driving past an oil production plant near Kirkuk. 
Iraqi soldiers celebrate the victory The US has postponed stability after Iraq's Iraqi troops have taken over Kirkuk's Northern Iraq city and key stations from the Kurdistan. Interior Ministry spokeswoman Heather Nauert has suggested that all of them love to prevent further conflicts. Iraqi troops headed for Kirkuk three weeks ago, after the Kurdistan region was drafting a poll of controversial independence. Iraqi soldiers enter Kirkuk, the Kurdites escape Their goal is to draw parts under the control of the ambassador since the Islamic State controls the area. The villagers under the control of the Wakurdi, including Kirkuk city, largely supported the separation from Iraq during the 25th anniversary of September. Map showing Iraqi Kurdistan and areas controlled by Kurdish forces Image caption Map of areas controlled by Kurdish forces Despite the Kirkuk city being outside the Kursistan area, Kurdistan voters in the city were allowed to vote. Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi dismissed the vote and said it was against the constitution. Iraqi Muslims say they are willing to separate themselves from having their own nation As that hides, government-based fighters have taken over control of the Sinjaar city in the northwest of Nineveh. The move in the city claimed by the emigrants and the Iraqi authorities, was held without a riot after the Peshmerga crew troops left the area. Iraqi forces near an oil facility in Kirkuk, Iraq (16 October 2017)
The Iraqi army has controlled oil stations According to Mrs. Nauert, the United States is alarmed by reports of continuous clashes in the Kirkuk city. Mrs. Nauert said that the United States was collaborating with officials from around the world, engaging in negotiations to warn that there was still a great deal of victory over the Islamic State group in Iraq. Earlier President Donald Trump had said that the US officials did not like it anyway.