Tal Afar, Iraq
Iraq
Tal Afar, Iraq carries 40 Bunkabop connections across 2935 other places and 8 topics, dominated by military history and shaped by its Turkmen population. The bulk of its connections trace through the 2003-era insurgency, the 2005 Battle of Tal Afar (when USS Nimitz F/A-18s provided air support for Iraqi forces), and the 2017 Western Iraq campaign. Government and language connections reflect the city's contested Turkmen identity, long claimed within Turkmeneli alongside Kirkuk and Mosul.
Nineveh Governorate
Connects Tal Afar, Iraq to: Mosul, Iraq | Nineveh Plains | Akre, Iraq | Sinjar District
Turkoman (ethnonym)
Connects Tal Afar, Iraq to: Aleppo, Syria | Gaziantep, Turkey | Qaraqosh, Iraq | Suðuroy, Faroe Islands | Gangoh, India
Terrorist incidents in Iraq in 2005
Connects Tal Afar, Iraq to: Baghdad, Iraq | Mosul, Iraq | Hillah, Iraq | Kadhimiya, Iraq | Tuz Khurmatu, Iraq
USS Nimitz
Connects Tal Afar, Iraq to: United States | Virginia | San Diego, California | South Korea | Syria
2017 Western Iraq campaign
Connects Tal Afar, Iraq to: Iraq | Syria | Mosul, Iraq | Kirkuk, Iraq | Fallujah, Iraq
Badr Organization
Connects Tal Afar, Iraq to: Iraq | Iran | Baghdad, Iraq | Najaf, Iraq | Karbala, Iraq
Iraqi Turkmen Front
Connects Tal Afar, Iraq to: Iraq | Cyprus | Mosul, Iraq | Northern Cyprus | Kirkuk, Iraq
Chris Gibson (New York politician)
Connects Tal Afar, Iraq to: United States | New York City, New York | Iraq | Nancy, France | Haiti
9th Cavalry Regiment (United States)
Connects Tal Afar, Iraq to: United States | Texas | Mexico | Vietnam | Iraq
Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurashi
Connects Tal Afar, Iraq to: United States | Turkey | Iraq | Jerusalem, Israel | Syria
Michael Ware
Connects Tal Afar, Iraq to: Australia | Sydney, Australia | Iraq | Afghanistan | Queensland
Destruction of cultural heritage by the Islamic State
Connects Tal Afar, Iraq to: United States | Germany | Iraq | Afghanistan | Syria