Iraq carnage
- ‘First there was pain, then joy’: 2 orphans rescued in Iraq reunited with relatives in Russia
Two children brought by their parents to the hellfire of Mosul, but rescued and returned to Russia this week, are now rehabilitating with their newly found relatives in Grozny.News - ISIS suicide bombing attack on Iraqi power station kills 7
Seven people have died and at least 12 more are wounded after three Islamic State jihadists infiltrated a power station in the city of Samarra, 100 km north of Iraq’s capital Baghdad, triggering a three hour standoff with security forces.News - ‘400,000 deaths in Syria civil war directly attributed to US & allies’
African and Asian leaders are denied by the West to have any military means against an insurgency in their countries, while the US and its allies have absolute impunity when they want to take on a population anywhere in the world, says political analyst Dan Glazebrook. - ‘Destruction, not liberation’: US-led coalition spares no civilian lives in ISIS-held Raqqa siege
The US-led coalition’s bombing campaign is responsible for most civilian deaths inside ISIS-controlled Raqqa, a local journalist told RT, providing a rare look inside the devastated city, where the UN says residents are paying an “unacceptable” price.News - 90% of Iraqi children have lost a relative, orphans exposed to rape & abuse – charities to RT
The battle against ISIS in Iraq has devastated civilian lives, particularly those of children. While some have been reunited with surviving relatives, hundreds of them remain abandoned or in dire need of psychological help in Iraqi orphanages.News - Iraq will be free from ISIS terrorists ‘within days’ – Iraqi ambassador to RT
The war against Islamic State is almost over in Iraq with the army now wiping out the remaining, but “very small” number of terrorists, the country’s ambassador to Russia told RT. He also spoke about the fate of foreign children whose parents joined ISIS.News
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