“Why would ISIS use something nice, like a bear or a rabbit? They used this toy because they know the Peshmerga will not touch it – but children will.”Over 50 tons of explosive material have been cleared from the area in the last two years. Kurdish forces report that ISIS seems to be increasing the number of bombings against civilians and the approaching coalition as opposing forces close in on the city. ISIS has been increasing their efforts to attack the U.S.-led coalition as well. Several decoy, easy-to-detect, mines have been planted around the city and surrounding villages. These devices are non-explosive and are used to lure bomb squads closer to more well hidden explosive devices. The U.S. military believes there are currently 5,000 ISIS fighters within the city and an additional 1,000-2,000 in the villages and towns just outside the city’s borders. [revad2]
October 31, 2016
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