it's an uneasy union, one these men don't trust, but say they'll answer to haider al-abadi himself. mosul is on the other side of this hill. the front line is protected by kurdish, peshmerga forces. there has been about 11,000 soldiers through this camp in the past three months. commanders admit they are under prepared and under resourced. >> if we are doing the fighting with these weapons the balance will not be in our favour, and we will not succeed. >> you've had 11,000 soldiers through here and, what maybe a dozen weapons. >> i'm asking where is that support and equipment. we are the first army base closest to mosul. and we don't have a pistol. >> reporter: they say the iraqi army needs them to keep the people of mosul on side. this man agrees. he is the former head of an anti-i.s.i.l. a sleeper cell trying to gather information on i.s.i.l. and its leaders. >> translation: from the very start, what i.s.i.l. is doing - i mean killing and beheading, the shias are doing the same. i.s.i.l. is beating girls, making slaves destroying mosques and homes. the same is done by shi'a militi

. >> it is uneasy union and one these men don't fully trust. >> mosul is on the other side of this hill, it is about 12 classroomer thes away and the front line is being protected by kurdish forces. there's been about 11,000 soldiers through this camp many the past three months. but even the commanders here admit they are underprepares and resourced. if we are doing the fighting with these kinds of weapons the balance will not be in our favor and we will not succeed. >> you have 11,000 soldiers and maybe a dozen weapons. >> i am asking where is that support? where are that equipment. because we are the first army base closest to mosul. and we don't even have one pistol. >> they say the army needs them to keep the people of mosul on side. this man agrees. he says he is the former head of an anti-isil sleeper cell, trying to gather information on isil and it's leaders from the very start what isil is doing, killing and beheads the shias is also doing the same. isil is beating girls making slaves destroying mosques and homes. the same thing is being done by shia militia, and there's no dif

it's an uneasy union. and one these men don't fully trust. answer to the prime minister himself. >> reporter: mosul is on the other side of this hill. it's about 12-kilometer as way. and the front line is being protected by kurdish peshmerga forces. there has been about 11,000 soldiers through this camp in the past three months. but even the commander here admit they are under prepared and under resourced. >> translator: if we are doing the fighting with these kind of weapons, the balance will not be in our favor. and we will not succeed. >> reporter: you have had 11,000 soldiers through here and you have what, maybe a dozen weapons. >> translator: i am asking where is that support? where is that equipment? because we are the first army base closest to mosul. and we don't even have one pistol. >> reporter: they say the iraqi army needs them to keep the people of mosul onside. this man agrees he says he's the former head of an anti isil sleeper cell trying to gather information on isil and its leaders in mosul. >> translator: from the very sta

it is an uneasy union and one these men don't fully trust but say they will answer to abadi himself. >> it is about 12-kilometers away and the front line is being protected by kurdish peshmerga forces. there's been about 11,000 soldiers through this camp in the past three months but even the commanders here admit they are underprepared and underresources. if reare doing the fighting the balance won't be in our favor. >> you have had 11,000 soldiers through here, and have what maybe a dozen weapons? i am asking where is that support? where is that equipment. because we are the first army base closest to mosul. and we don't even have one pistol. >> they say the iraqi army needs them to keep the people of mosul on side, this man agrees. he says he is the former head of an anti-isil sleeper cell, rying to gather information on isil and it's leaders in mosul. from the very start what isil is doing i mean killing and beheading, the shias also doing the same. isil is beating girls making slaves destroys mosques and homes, the same thing is being done by shia militia. and there's no differen

it's an uneasy union, and they say they will answer to al-abadi himself. mosul is on the other side of this hill. about 12 kilometers away. and the line is being protected by kurdish peshmerga forces. leading the soldiers through this camp, they will have three months, and even if the commanders here admit they're under prepared and under resourced. >> if we are doing the fighting with these kinds of weapons the balance will not be in our favor, and we will not succeed. >> they have 11,000 soldiers here and you have what, maybe a dozen? >> i'm asking, where is that support in where is that equipment? we're the first army base to mosul and we don't have it. >> they say that the iraqi army needs them. this man greel. he has an informant on an anti-isil sleeper cell trying to get information. >> . >> from the very start what isil is doing i mean killing and beheading the shias are doing the same. isil is beating girls and making slaves, and destroying mosques and homes, and the same thing being done by the shia militia, and there's no difference. >> with all

it's an uneasy union that these men don't fully trust but say they'll answer to abadi himself. this hill is about 12 kilometers away the front line is protected by kurdish peshmerga forces. there have been 11,000 soldiers through this camp in the past three months, but even the commanders here admit they're underprepared and underresourced. >> if we are doing the fightling with these weapons the balance will not be in hour favor and we will not succeed. >> you've had 11,000 soldiers through here and you have what, maybe a dozen weapons. >> i'm asking where is that support? where is that equipment? because we are the first army base closest to mosul and we don't even have one pistol. >> they say the iraqi army needs them to keep the people of mosul safe. this man agrees. trying to gather information on isil and its leaders in mosul. >> from the very start what isil is doing i mean, killing and beheading the shia's also doing the same. isil is beating girls making slaves destroying mosques and homes. the same thing is being done by shia militia and there is no difference at all.

uneasy about this meeting when tsipras and vladimir putin? >> reporter: because it throws essentially the whole unity of the european union's position on sanctionsst russia into doubt. what the e.u. leaders were particularly worried about was that tsipras would come here be offered some deal by the russians that he couldn't refuse, and that the russians would demand in return for this offer, the use of greece's veto within the european union to essentially soften the effect of sanctions on russia. now what we were sort of expecting or at least what was being touted coming into this meeting was that there was going to be possibly some lifting offered by russia of the -- the embargo on trades -- sorry, on food and food products that it hits the whole european union with. there is expectation that maybe it would be lifted from greece, an exemption would be given to them. we didn't get that. what we got at the most from russia was an offer of maybe some partnership, increasing joint companies that would export fruit and vegetations and such things to russia. we also heard that russia would not be offering greece any kind of specific aid package, tha