ISIS forces are slowly losing the battle for their last significant Iraqi stronghold: Mosul.
On Saturday, Iraqi military and federal police forces said they had recaptured the final bridge over the Tigris River and surrounded ISIS fighters.
This comes after a series of symbolic victories against ISIS. On Thursday, the Iraqi military retook the al-Nuri Mosque, where Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared himself to be ISIS' leader in 2014.
This means the terror group could soon be forced out of Mosul, a city it has controlled for nearly three years.
But it's still not clear how soon fighting will end. Iraqi military forces have been trying to liberate Mosul for over eight months.
