Syrian security forces are arresting Daesh cells throughout the country wherever they are found.

Civil society organisations across Iraq are helping survivors of Daesh access legal and social support, pursue their rights through the courts, and better understand how the justice system can address Daesh's crimes.

Artists in Mosul are returning to exhibitions and workshops after years in which Daesh restricted artistic activity. Today, these spaces allow artists to present their work, exchange ideas and reconnect with the city’s cultural scene.

Families and local residents come together at a Spacetoon event in Ramadi, reflecting the resurgence of vibrant community life.

Mohammad Zaarour returned to Homs after years of displacement and is now continuing his studies while working. His story reflects the experience of young people rebuilding their lives after conflict and displacement.

Bayt al-Chalabi in Mosul has reopened as a space for art and culture after musical and cultural activities were banned under Daesh. Today, musicians and residents are returning to the venue for performances and cultural events.

Iraqi security forces, the Peshmerga and international partners begin a new chapter focused on enduring security co-operation under Iraqi leadership.

After ten years away, Polat returned to rural Hasakah and opened a small motorcycle repair shop, rebuilding his livelihood while serving his local community.

Investigations into 5,704 Daesh-linked members transferred from Syria to Iraq have been completed. Iraq’s judicial process is ongoing.

Hundreds of young people gathering in Mosul for the Baghdida Youth Festival demonstrate how improved security is supporting the return of visitors and community activity.

Across Syria and Iraq, communities and security forces are working closely together to defeat terrorism.

Students in Shaddadi are once again studying a recognised national curriculum, giving them an established pathway to continue their educational journey.

As part of its ongoing counter-Daesh operations, Syria's authorities dismantled a cell responsible for crimes in four governorates. Daesh will be found wherever they hide.

An intelligence-led operation in Kirkuk resulted in the arrest of a suspected Daesh member known as “Abu Sahir”, as Iraqi security forces continue efforts to disrupt Daesh networks.

Under Operation Inherent Resolve, 32 nations contributed to defeating Daesh in Iraq and Syria. Today, the counter-Daesh military mission in Iraq is an Iraqi-led mission.

Since 2014, the Global Coalition has supported partner forces in dismantling Daesh’s territorial control and strengthening local capability. With the end of the Coalition military mission in Iraq, bilateral security partnerships will continue cooperation to prevent a Daesh resurgence.

Today marks the success of a 12 year campaign as Iraq enters a new phase of security cooperation. See how the Global Coalition's military mission ended Daesh's territorial control in Syria and Iraq, liberating over 7 million people.

"UK-Iraqi security cooperation is set to enter a new phase, as the @Coalition military mission against Daesh in Iraq, Operation Inherent Resolve, successfully concludes [...] Our commitment to Iraq and the wider region remains steadfast. Building on a decade of close cooperation, we look forward to developing an enduring bilateral defence partnership with Iraq." gov.uk/government/news/concl…