Tikrit, Iraq
Iraq
Tikrit, Iraq connects to 2896 places across 13 topics through 111 Bunkabop connections, with military affairs dominating the graph. The city's Tikriti Al-Bu Nasir tribe supplied senior members of the Iraqi Republican Guard and Saddam Hussein's government. Tikrit later became a focal point of the 2003 Iraq War, during which Operation Red Dawn led to Hussein's capture. The city also carries threads of Ottoman governance, early Christian displacement, and, in 2015, a recapture from the Islamic State by Iraqi and Shia militia forces.
Tahir Yahya
Connects Tikrit, Iraq to: Iraq | Baghdad, Iraq
Iraqi Republican Guard
Connects Tikrit, Iraq to: Taji, Iraq | Sabaa Al Bour, Iraq
Rakka Eyalet
Connects Tikrit, Iraq to: Aleppo, Syria | Abu Kamal, Syria
History of Iraq (2003–2011)
Connects Tikrit, Iraq to: Iraq | Hillah, Iraq
Popular Mobilization Forces (Iraq)
Connects Tikrit, Iraq to: Al-Karmah, Iraq | Dhuluiya, Iraq
Operation Red Dawn
Connects Tikrit, Iraq to: Al-Awja, Iraq | Ad-Dawr, Iraq
Saladin Governorate
Connects Tikrit, Iraq to: Diyala Governorate | Kirkuk Governorate | Tuz Khurmatu, Iraq
Iraqi Air Force
Connects Tikrit, Iraq to: Iraq | Ramadi, Iraq | Shaibah, Iraq
U.S. Marines
Connects Tikrit, Iraq to: San Diego County, California | Zhegër, Kosovo | Hågat, Guam | Nawzad, Afghanistan
Tikrit
Connects Tikrit, Iraq to: Iraq | Saladin Governorate | Al-Awja, Iraq | Ad-Dawr, Iraq
Popular Army (Iraq)
Connects Tikrit, Iraq to: Iraq | Lebanon | Basra, Iraq | Al-Faw, Iraq
Battle of Jalula
Connects Tikrit, Iraq to: Iraq | Mosul, Iraq