#Syria #Kobane #twitterkurds #Iraq and #COIN #counterinsurgency #ethicalreporting #waronterror #counterterrorism
Pages
- Home
- Front Line Reporters & News Sources
- Counterinsurgency Resources
- Videos Best of Counterinsurgency & Counter Terrorism
- MOSUL MAPS
- KOBANE MAPS
- ALEPPO MAPS
- IRAQI MAPS
- Kurdistan various proposed boarders, Clans, & Ethnic make-up of Towns
- REBEL GROUPS IN SYRIA
- REBEL GROUPS IN IRAQ
- The money and people pulling the Strings of War in Syria
- ISIL Leadership #Daesh
- KDP Kurdish Democratic Republic - Iraq
- Kurds - Open Letter to the President, the Congress and the People of the USA
- HOW YOU CAN HELP FIGHT ISIS ONLINE
- Kurdish Rojavan Forces
- Kurdish Rojavan Allies
Search This Blog
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
INSIDE KOBANI: Kurdish civilians endure battles with IS in hopes of rebuilding their lives
In this Saturday, Nov. 22, 2014 photo, a woman looks on at the mortars exploding close by in Kobani, Syria. Here, Kurdish fighters backed by small numbers of Iraqi peshmerga forces and Syrian rebels, are locked in what they see as an existential battle against the Islamic State group, who swept into their town in mid-September as part of a summer blitz after the Islamic State group overran large parts of Syria and neighboring Iraq. But the battle comes with an onerous price for the town’s residents. While most managed to flee across the nearby border with Turkey, some 2,000 Kurdish civilians have opted to stay with the hope that fighting will soon subside _ a shocking contrast from the population of 50,000 that once filled these streets. (AP Photo/Jake Simkin)
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment