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Mosul's Old City Waits For Salvation Amid 'Death, Death, Death'
As many as 150,000 residents are crammed into Mosul's Old City, as Islamic State fighters fortify their positions in the warren of narrow streets and alleyways.
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ISIS Dumped Bodies In Sinkhole, But Full Scale Of Killings Might Not Be Known For Years
Residents said the Islamic State pushed dozens of trailers and old cars into the hole before filling it with earth, though some said mass killings at the site continued until as recently as six months ago.
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A File On ISIS 'Problem' Shows Some Foreign Recruits Are Refusing To Fight
The documents in the Islamic State file hinted at signs of rebellion within the ranks of its foreign fighters.
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'Tragedy' Inside Mosul As Food Runs Out, The Battle Against ISIS Drags On
Hundreds of thousands of people who remain in this northern Iraqi city are struggling to find food and safe drinking water as the protracted offensive against Islamic State militants batters their neighborhoods.
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At Islamic State Camp, Evidence Of Intensive Training
The bunk beds that fill the rooms sleep more than 80 Islamic State recruits. On the walls, posters detail the components of Russian Kalashnikovs and American assault rifles.
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Signs Of Panic And Rebellion In The Heart Of Islamic State's Self-Proclaimed Caliphate
The graffiti that appeared on a wall near the mosque in Mosul where the Islamic State leader declared his caliphate two years ago was a small but symbolic act of rebellion.
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Mosul's Old City Waits For Salvation Amid 'Death, Death, Death'
As many as 150,000 residents are crammed into Mosul's Old City, as Islamic State fighters fortify their positions in the warren of narrow streets and alleyways.
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ISIS Dumped Bodies In Sinkhole, But Full Scale Of Killings Might Not Be Known For Years
Residents said the Islamic State pushed dozens of trailers and old cars into the hole before filling it with earth, though some said mass killings at the site continued until as recently as six months ago.
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A File On ISIS 'Problem' Shows Some Foreign Recruits Are Refusing To Fight
The documents in the Islamic State file hinted at signs of rebellion within the ranks of its foreign fighters.
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'Tragedy' Inside Mosul As Food Runs Out, The Battle Against ISIS Drags On
Hundreds of thousands of people who remain in this northern Iraqi city are struggling to find food and safe drinking water as the protracted offensive against Islamic State militants batters their neighborhoods.
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At Islamic State Camp, Evidence Of Intensive Training
The bunk beds that fill the rooms sleep more than 80 Islamic State recruits. On the walls, posters detail the components of Russian Kalashnikovs and American assault rifles.
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Signs Of Panic And Rebellion In The Heart Of Islamic State's Self-Proclaimed Caliphate
The graffiti that appeared on a wall near the mosque in Mosul where the Islamic State leader declared his caliphate two years ago was a small but symbolic act of rebellion.
