towns in the north, and also to the west in anbar province. they still hold some territory, not as significant as mosul. the iraqis will be moving on next to try and push them out of there. with that comes the concern that when isis loses territory, it's going to revert to its insurgent roots carrying out attacks in urban centers like baghdad, for example. when it comes to the international coalition, their main focus there turns to syria. specifically that self-declared capital of isis, raqqah, where we have seen fighting going on now for weeks. and it's expected that it could go on for months, perhaps. a different terrain, different kind of fighting force that is on the ground. the local partners of the coalition are different. but perhaps one thing that is going to be similar and we would expect isis to fight until the end, as they did in mosul. there's really -- it's not clear at this point how many civilians