Reports circulated in February 2015 in British tabloids that Al-Alwani was killed in an air strike. However, his death was never confirmed by the U.S. or the Islamic State and later reports named Alwani as a "very senior officer" in ISIS.[4][5]
On 27 December 2015, after clearing IS from large parts of the city, the Iraqi Interior Ministry claimed that it had killed al-Alwani. A well-placed observer, claimed in early 2016 that al-Alwani was indeed dead, and had been replaced by Abu Umar al Hadithi, about whom nothing is known.[6]
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ahmad, alwani, this, article, needs, updated, please, help, update, this, article, reflect, recent, events, newly, available, information, september, 2021, waleed, jassem, alwani, 1972, december, 2015, also, known, guerre, senior, commander, islamic, state, ir. This article needs to be updated Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information September 2021 Waleed Jassem al Alwani 1972 27 December 2015 also known by the nom de guerre Abu Ahmad al Alwani was a senior commander in the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant ISIL and a prominent member of its military council 2 3 He was a former member of the Iraqi Army under Saddam Hussein 2 Abu Ahmad al AlwaniBirth nameWaleed Jassem al AlwaniBorn1972Ramadi Iraq 1 Died27 December 2015 aged 42 43 Ramadi IraqAllegianceBaathist Iraq until 2003 Al Qaeda 2006 2013 Al Qaeda in Iraq 2006 Islamic State of Iraq 2006 2013 Islamic State 2013 2015 Service wbr branchIraqi Army until 2003 ISIS military 2013 2015 RankCommanderBattles warsIraq WarSyrian Civil War Reports circulated in February 2015 in British tabloids that Al Alwani was killed in an air strike However his death was never confirmed by the U S or the Islamic State and later reports named Alwani as a very senior officer in ISIS 4 5 On 27 December 2015 after clearing IS from large parts of the city the Iraqi Interior Ministry claimed that it had killed al Alwani A well placed observer claimed in early 2016 that al Alwani was indeed dead and had been replaced by Abu Umar al Hadithi about whom nothing is known 6 References edit Top ISIS commanders killed in Ramadi who were they 29 December 2015 a b Exclusive Top ISIS leaders revealed Al Arabiya 13 February 2014 Retrieved 23 October 2014 The Islamic State PDF Soufan Group November 2014 Archived from the original PDF on 13 July 2015 Retrieved 23 April 2015 Most of Islamic State s leaders were officers in Saddam Hussein s Iraq Washington Post The six individuals who have been at the helm of the terror group are from Iraq the Iraqi interior ministry told Al Arabiya News Channel Al Arabiya Exclusive Top ISIS leaders revealed 13 February 2014 Orton Kyle Profles of Islamic State Leaders PDF Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Abu Ahmad al Alwani amp oldid 1195356539, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
