Fighters of the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIS) master Rutba city in Anbar province, western Iraq

Fighters of the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIS) master Rutba city in Anbar province, western Iraq

Sunni militia control of Rutba city in Anbar province, western Iraq, which they captured four cities in two days.

Fighters of the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIS) master Rutba, which lies 150 km east of Jordan border, officials said.

Previously they have mastered the path to the Syrian border and the two cities in western Iraq in the forward movement toward Baghdad.

The rebel group controlled the whole of Anbar province intends predominantly Sunni, his spokesman told the BBC.

The Iraqi government said on Sunday (June 22) had killed 40 militiamen through the air attack on Tikrit, north of the city is controlled by militias, although witnesses said civilians died in the gas station attack.
ISIS understand violence

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, speaking in Cairo said ISIS "understand violence and oppression is a threat not only to Iraq but to the whole region".

He says this is a "critical moment", Kerry urged Iraqi leaders "to put aside sectarian agenda and establish a unity government that intends to meet a variety of interests and represent the demands of all parties".
Previous Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei condemned the possibility of U.S. intervention in Iraq, saying Washington's main goal is to keep control of Iraq.

He refused talks sectarian issue by saying, "The main dispute between the parties in Iraq is that the U.S. wants Iraq to support the party that wants an independent Iraq."

BBC