also, this is mozilla, there are many other places where mcafee could safely at once its caliphate. —, there were 30,000 extremist in britain, the thousand of them being followed and you just think that is in britain mac it is not as if they have a shortage of people who are willing to fight. by these years end, no one really has an answer to eradicate is. the problem is, they arejihadis sudanese, and they are sort of disposed to have a lifelong conflict against this ear, so if they disappear into one error, you can be sure they will reappear in another to fight their enemies they see as heretics. there is this epic conflict between the two branches of islam, it is going to go on, there is no way that leaving one city is going to end it, and remember, when they took over mosul, it gives only a few hundred fighters, they terrorised the iraqi army, which reversed out of the town very quickly, what is to stop them doing that again in a few months? and possibly to somewhere else. they can just pick and choose. mosul isjust a total wreck now, it reminds me of slaughterhouse five, which tal

it's three years since the leader of iasc shop the wild by appearing in mozilla declaring a caliphate. by then the iraqi army seemed to crumble. now after nine months of bitter fighting. iran's prime minister haidar al abadi has been to the city praising his troops. and the following our victory today is a victory against darkness. against brutality and against terrorism. i don't declare from this place. i declare to the whole warrant that and. the failure and the collapse of the so called caliphate. iraq's prime minister that are in the top coalition commander in iraq cautioned that such optimism maybe primatial. speaking to the bbc ariana tenant general stephen towns and gave credit where credit is due you. appointed to the long ride ahead in the fight against diana's. but i think i'd take exception that we've won the war first of all i'd like to offer. the coalition's congradulations to. iraqi prime minister of body. and the iraqi security forces on their historic victory knows a muzzle. against an evil enemy. also make its mayor extraordinaria to safeguard civilian lives. and i'd

barack‘s prime minister says mozilla has been liberated from the islamic state group, bringing an endo most nine months of fighting in the city. more than 100,000 demonstrators have rallied in istanbul, in a public show of defiance against president erdogan. mr erdogan has accused the participants of supporting terrorism. in a day of returning from the 620 summit, president trump says he has asked vladimir putin about setting up a unit fighting election hacking, a move that has me criticised by some of his own republican party. the visuals in the canadian province of british columbia say the mayweather had to call in the military to fight forest fires which have affected over 7000 people. at ten o'clock, michelle jose at ten o'clock, michellejose will have a full round—up of the day's news, first though it is our world. a flimsy, inflatable dinghy full of migrants is adrift in the open sea, around 30 miles from the libyan coast. they have no fuel, no water and no food. they have been detected by a spanish n60. most of these migrants have never seen the ocean. they can't swim. after ho

mozilla through. nothing was going. it's been over two years since this conflict began. and people have a sick hungry and exhausted by this war. abdullah and hand a two out of five people in the family that have been infected with cholera. and the nearest hospital is over an hour and a half away. like most people here. they simply can't afford to get the. the truth is that for many in this country there's no escaping cholera. here on the edge of the village is the only source of water. if people know it's infecte. with no other options they continue to rely on it. no one in my comfy bbc news had jeff yemen. you're watching bbc world news america still to come on tonight's program. three people were killed as palestinians clashed with israeli security forces palestinian presidents now what suspension old official called. if reams of buckingham palace threatening to the public this weekend and as a special exhibition they dedicated the diana princess of wales. the other state wins will display more than two hundred gifts presented to the queen throughout her reign as john

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program now we mentioned a story earlier about a new video emerging from inside an iraqi prison in mozilla powerfully there showing inmates in dire conditions there and what you're saying all images filmed on the ground in you can see the iraqi cities liberation came at a devastating cost on the any homes have been left untouched by the battle this video was filmed by professor science mohammad marandi from the university of toronto and he can join us. right now to speak about what he saw welcome to the program professor mohammad marandi it's nice to have you here it's good to have someone who's been there why why first if you decide to go to visit the embattled city. well we were invited by iraqi counterparts mean a couple of colleagues and they offered to take us to. we we accepted the offer and we visited both sides of the city there was huge devastation and we also actually the same group of people we visited. a love poem right after a liberation as well and what it was very interesting or very unfortunate was that the devastation in. east aleppo which was occupied by al-qaeda in syria

alex the hell of it is interact with more so alex there's been a lot of precedence when it comes to mozilla and how the u.s. led coalition and iraqi forces handled the nine month battle the amnesty international report adds to the debate so what's the latest. of the debate you know how many times we have to go through this with the western led forces time and time again we hear about war crimes abroad breaking of international law be it the balkans be it libya be it iraq be it syria right now international law is broken it's like impunity and nobody cares but let's not dwell in the past let's stick to what's happening here let's stick to mosul we remember most old back in the day it was a city of two point five million people one point five million under isis isis had six thousand fighters there back in october nine months later the asli they got their butts kicked but the fact of the matter is it took a whole lot of civilian casualties to get there as you know the media was practically banned from mosul so we will never really know the real story of what happened there but pictures you kno

as an indication, if mozilla is an indication, fighting iraq.us fight that continues as we speak. as it does, a cease-fire in syria also continues, ultimately aimed at ending the country's civil war or leading to something broader and remember, it was brokered by the u.s. and russia and now sunday, is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that israel opposes the cease-fire. initially he said that they welcome it, but they have their redlines including venting iran from a military establishment and syria in particular along the border with israel and the prime minister's views, the opposition for the cease-fire is a departure from what they call his staunch and unwavering support of the trump administration and the trump administration policy. u.s. officials haven't commented on the prime minister and the opposition to the cease-fire, but sergey lavrov said that israel's interest will be considered in the ongoing cease-fire discussions and also, he said control of the so-called de-escalation zones along the borders of jordan and israel. >

let me ask you about mozilla.he president today, he was speaking in paris alongside the new french president and he talked about the victory he's marked and most will. do you agree that we have a battle here that was hard fought , do you talk it up as a victory in the fight against isis? stanley: it was definitely a prerequisite for moving forward or it was symbolic. when most of l2 isis, it was a shock to people. it was necessary to take it back , it was necessary the iraqis do it. it was a coalition of different parts of the iraqi forces. that was just incredibly symbolic and key. thed: what is your sense of integrity or strength of the iraqi forces at this point? goal from day one was to view them with the ability to defend themselves. how are they viewing that now? had a low think they point after america left and with the rise of isis, it was seen that they were much more fragile and much more sectarian than they needed to be. my guess is what has happened is this has been a trial by fire, it's been almost th