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A video has emerged of[/news/iraq/index.html  Iraqi] Police presenting a stash of weapons and explosives seized from[/news/isis/index.html  ISIS]during the tussle for the city Nimrud showing the terror faction's military strength.<br>The footage shows dozens of missiles lined up in numerous rows and electrical wires, some of which are attached to petrol canisters.<br>Also on show in the purported ISIS arms warehouse are box devices that would be used for detonating explosives. <br>[ ]                Row upon row of missile suggest ISIS left the area in a haste-not having time to collect their arsenal <br>The police officers who present the video opened large tubs to reveal white powder presumably used in bomb making. <br>The amount of intact weaponry on show suggests ISIS fled the area with great haste after Iraqi forces advanced on the city.<br>The Sunni terror faction exercised control of Nimrud which lies just 30 kilometers south of Mosul.<br>   RELATED ARTICLES  [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next]     [/news/article-4083438/A-massacre-military-planning-Highly-trained-Istanbul-nightclub-killer-used-FLARES-light-targets-weeks-entering-Turkey-wife-two-children.html  'I had no idea he was an ISIS sympathiser - we came to...] [/news/article-4084126/Young-soldier-killed-mysterious-Iraq-incident-father-just-three-months-ago-Ministry-Defence-REFUSES-say-died.html  REVEALED: Young soldier killed in mysterious Iraq incident...]    <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>The jihadis captured the ancient city in the summer of 2014 - at the same time they took over Mosul thus claiming one third of Iraq and declaring the country their caliphate.<br>However the terror group was driven out of Nimurd by Iraqi forces in November, but left behind scenes of devastation, with much of the ancient Assyrian city destroyed.<br>         Some of the electrical wires on show were attached to petrol canisters and seemingly ready to be used <br>         White powder, presumably used in bomb making,  [https://momcheap.hpage.com/home-depot-kids-workshop-schedule-for-2020.html momcheap.hpage.com] was stashed in large tubs <br>         Militants blew up and hacked apart much of the nearly 3,000-year-old city's remains, destroying one of the Middle East's most important archaeological sites<br>ISIS members believe that all non-Muslim culture is heretical and should be destroyed. <br>Nimrud was founded in the 13th century BC on a dirt plateau on the edge of the Tigris River valley about 18 miles southeast of Mosul, and the site's palaces and temples were spread over 360 hectares (900 acres).<br>From 879-709 BC, Nimrud was the capital of the Assyrians, one the ancient world's earliest empires.<br>ISIS tyrants still exercise control in Mosul however Iraqi forces continue to make gains in the city in order to push them out.     <br>