• The Tal Afar Citadel (Turkish: Telafer Kalesi)[1] is a citadel located in Tal Afar, a city in Nineveh Governorate in northwest Iraq.
  • 10 Tal Afar Citadel#. Built by the Ottoman Empire, the Tal Afar Citadel was recently used by US forces as a base of operations in the Battle of Tal Afar in 2005.
  • TAL AFAR, Iraq: Iraqi forces announced yesterday the ouster of Islamic State group jihadists from central Tal Afar and its historic citadel...
  • Tal Afar Citadel (Google Maps). ... The citadel was built by the Ottoman Empire, although it contains remains dating back to the Assyrian period.
  • Tal Afar Citadel is a citadel located in Tal Afar in Nineveh Governorate in northwest Iraq. The citadel was built by the Ottoman Empire in the 18th or 19th century AD.
  • U. s. dept. Cooperation agreement number: S-IZ-100-17-CA021. New video footage shows the condition of the Tal Afar Citadel.
  • The Tal Afar Citadel is a citadel located in Tal Afar, a city in Nineveh Governorate in northwest Iraq. ... An old picture of the Tel Afar Citadel.
  • “They raised the Iraqi flag on the citadel,” General Abdulamir Yarallah, commander of military operations in the battle for Tal Afar, said in a statement.
  • View of Tal Afar Citadel, before being damaged by ISIS in 2014. In the center of the city are found the remnants of an Ottoman Empire fortress or castle.