Sources from Iraq reported that during the whole day of Friday there were fightings ongoing in Samarra, where additional forces of Shiite thugs are being transferred. Mujahideen are also concentrating their forces near Samarra, using weapons and military equipment (see photo) captured from Shiite troops.

A chief rafidite "sheikh" Ali Sistani declared the mobilization of all Shiites to "protect the shrines in Samarra".

Local residents report that they are afraid to leave the house, because both units of Mujahideen and Shiite gangs are in the city. Several Western media sources quoted local residents who told that the attempts had been made to start the ceasefire negotiations.

Meanwhile, helicopters of Baghdad regime, on Friday, conducted missile strikes on a mosque in Tikrit. It has been reported that there were civilian casualties.

In turn, the Mujahideen units and units of local Sunni tribes moved to the city of Baquba, which is located 50 km. north of Baghdad. During Friday, near Baquba, the fierce battles have been taking place.

Western media also reported that on Friday, the Shiite forces launched massive artillery strikes on human settlements of Jalawla and Saadiya, that had been taken by troops of Ad Dawla al-Islamiyya fi al-Iraq wa ash-Sham/Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) on the eve. After a fierce bombardment and shelling, units of ISIL retreated from Jalawla. On Friday the Kurdish Peshmerga troops entered the town. ISIL also withdrew forces from Muqdad. Kurds immediately went in and took the town.

In turn, ISIL seized an oil refinery in Baiji village in northern Iraq in Salahaddin province, as well as six military barracks in al-Karma, in Anbar province.

Meanwhile, it became known that Iran has already sent Revolutionary Guards units to Baghdad and that they are fighting with the Mujahideen near Baquba. Despite the fact that the so-called "Foreign Minister" of the Baghdad regime officially denies fact of Iran invading Iraq, Iranian troops have been transferred to Baghdad and deployed in the suburbs.

Also it has been reported that the units of Jabhat an-Nusra/Victory Front (VF) and other Syrian groups captured a major checkpoint of Shiite troops in Iraq, which is 8 km away from the border with Syria.

US reiterated that they would not send ground troops to Iraq, but will take any other effort to help the puppet regime in Baghdad. Obama announced that he instructed the security forces to develop a concrete action plan to save the Shiite regime in Iraq from falling and a complete rout.

But America has applied a massive pressure on al-Maliki regime to make it be more actively involved in actual fighting of the Mujahideen and Sunni tribal military units. US is also demanding the Shiite regime to "make agreements with the Sunnis by trying to share power with them".