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Without School, Children Of Mosul Feared Lost To Poverty And Conflict
Ahmed Abdelsattar was 14 when ISIS swept into Mosul and declared a "caliphate" in 2014. Fearing he would be indoctrinated and sent to fight by the terrorists, his parents took him out of school. Three years later, he sells ice cream at a refugee camp for internally displaced Iraqis.
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This New Bridge Becomes Ray Of Hope For People Fleeing Mosul
Iraqi's army has built a new pontoon bridge over the Tigris river south of Mosul, after flooding had blocked all crossing points, opening an escape route for families fleeing fighting between government forces and ISIS.
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Iraqi Christians Hold Easter Celebrations At A Church Damaged By ISIS
Hundreds of Iraqi Christians gathered on Sunday in a church damaged by ISIS north of Mosul, celebrating Easter there for the first time since 2014.
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Mosul Clashes: At Least 61 Bodies Recovered After Building Collapse
Iraq's military said on Sunday that 61 bodies were recovered from a collapsed building that ISIS had booby-trapped in west Mosul, but there was no sign the building had been hit by a coalition air strike.
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Iraqi Forces Near Mosul Mosque Where ISIS Declared 'Caliphate'
Elite Iraqi forces battled house by house in the Old City of Mosul on Saturday, inching towards the mosque where the ISIS proclaimed its 'caliphate' in 2014, a spokesman said.
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Iraqi Response To Displaced 'Woefully Insufficient': Amnesty
Iraq's assistance to civilians forced from their homes by conflict has been far from adequate, Amnesty International said today, warning that fresh displacement could spell catastrophe.
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US Wants Mosul Offensive on Islamic State in April-May
The US wants Iraq to launch its offensive to retake the strategic northern city of Mosul from the Islamic State group in April or May, military officials said on Thursday.
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Iraqi Woman Activist Killed by Islamic State
Militants with the Islamic State group publicly killed a rights lawyer in the Iraqi city of Mosul after their self-styled Islamic court ruled that she had abandoned Islam, the U.N. mission in Iraq said on Thursday.
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Barack Obama: Iraq has Regained Control of Mosul Dam
President Barack Obama says the recapturing of Mosul dam in northern Iraq by Iraqi and Kurdish forces is a "major step forward" in the battle against Islamic State militants.
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Two Million Homeless in Iraq: United Nations to NDTV
A potential two million people could have been displaced in Iraq after the Sunni jihadist offensive and other conflicts over the years in Iraq, according to the United Nations. Speaking to NDTV in northern Iraq, the country head for the World Food Programme, Jane Pearce said, "Apart from the fact that we have displaced people in 2014 we already had...
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Two Indian Nurses Evacuated From Conflict Zone in Iraq
Two Indian nurses have been evacuated from the conflict zone in violence-hit Iraq even as the 17 Indians who were moved out of Baghdad on Tuesday have left the country, a top official said on Wednesday.
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Without School, Children Of Mosul Feared Lost To Poverty And Conflict
Ahmed Abdelsattar was 14 when ISIS swept into Mosul and declared a "caliphate" in 2014. Fearing he would be indoctrinated and sent to fight by the terrorists, his parents took him out of school. Three years later, he sells ice cream at a refugee camp for internally displaced Iraqis.
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This New Bridge Becomes Ray Of Hope For People Fleeing Mosul
Iraqi's army has built a new pontoon bridge over the Tigris river south of Mosul, after flooding had blocked all crossing points, opening an escape route for families fleeing fighting between government forces and ISIS.
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Iraqi Christians Hold Easter Celebrations At A Church Damaged By ISIS
Hundreds of Iraqi Christians gathered on Sunday in a church damaged by ISIS north of Mosul, celebrating Easter there for the first time since 2014.
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Mosul Clashes: At Least 61 Bodies Recovered After Building Collapse
Iraq's military said on Sunday that 61 bodies were recovered from a collapsed building that ISIS had booby-trapped in west Mosul, but there was no sign the building had been hit by a coalition air strike.
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Iraqi Forces Near Mosul Mosque Where ISIS Declared 'Caliphate'
Elite Iraqi forces battled house by house in the Old City of Mosul on Saturday, inching towards the mosque where the ISIS proclaimed its 'caliphate' in 2014, a spokesman said.
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Iraqi Response To Displaced 'Woefully Insufficient': Amnesty
Iraq's assistance to civilians forced from their homes by conflict has been far from adequate, Amnesty International said today, warning that fresh displacement could spell catastrophe.
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US Wants Mosul Offensive on Islamic State in April-May
The US wants Iraq to launch its offensive to retake the strategic northern city of Mosul from the Islamic State group in April or May, military officials said on Thursday.
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Iraqi Woman Activist Killed by Islamic State
Militants with the Islamic State group publicly killed a rights lawyer in the Iraqi city of Mosul after their self-styled Islamic court ruled that she had abandoned Islam, the U.N. mission in Iraq said on Thursday.
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Barack Obama: Iraq has Regained Control of Mosul Dam
President Barack Obama says the recapturing of Mosul dam in northern Iraq by Iraqi and Kurdish forces is a "major step forward" in the battle against Islamic State militants.
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Two Million Homeless in Iraq: United Nations to NDTV
A potential two million people could have been displaced in Iraq after the Sunni jihadist offensive and other conflicts over the years in Iraq, according to the United Nations. Speaking to NDTV in northern Iraq, the country head for the World Food Programme, Jane Pearce said, "Apart from the fact that we have displaced people in 2014 we already had...
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Two Indian Nurses Evacuated From Conflict Zone in Iraq
Two Indian nurses have been evacuated from the conflict zone in violence-hit Iraq even as the 17 Indians who were moved out of Baghdad on Tuesday have left the country, a top official said on Wednesday.
