At least 100 ISIS militants have been killed in the two-day airstrikes in Iraq's Mosul city, according to the Iraqi Army.
The Iraqi Army had on Sumnday tweeted that international airstrikes targeted key ISIS militants at various locations in the city, including Mosul University.
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According to them, there were no students inside the university and the army also claimed that the varsity's building is being used for training purposes.
Meanwhile, CNN reports that it has confirmed the strikes, the first with someone inside the Mosul University and the other with the former governor Athil Al Nujayfi of Nineveh Province in which Mosul is located.
Nujayfi said that 17 senior ISIS fighters and numerous locals were killed in the strikes.
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