needed. they have been in combat with isis for months and now the enemy is just across the river. but they have been without pay for months. some have kalashnikovs made of cheap metal and chipboard. such people like isis, another says, and not sunnis, no. they re enemies, the ones who destroy and not build. the local mayor of the town around which isis swarms and fires mortars daily sees his enemy on the tv screen. this long-distance camera shows their mortars slamming into isis positions, paid for by locals themselves. they say baghdad, whose officials are often shia and distrust sunnis has ignored months of their pleas for help.
river. but they have been without pay for months. some have kalashnikovs made of metal. they fire their own wheneapons. people like isis another says a lot of sunnis know the enemies, want to destroy and build. the local mayor of the town of fallujah around which isis swarms and fires mortars daily, sees his enemy on the tv screen. this long distance camera shows mortars slam nook isis positions and was paid for by locals themselves. they say baghdad, whose officials are often shia and distrust sunnis have ignored much of their pleas for help. now they arm themselves.
they re enemies that want to destroy, not build. the local mayor of the town around which isis swarms and fires mortars daily, sees his enemy on the tv screen. this long distance camera shows the mortars slamming into isis positions and was paid for by locals themselves. they say baghdad, whose officials are often shia and distrust sunnis has ignored months of their pleas for help. now, they arm themselves. we buy them he says there are lots of weapons for sale on the iraqi market whether it s from the previous army or what isis took from this army as they put it up for sale through a third party, even some things come from iran and are sold directly. here is where local volunteers are trained and armed. but again, we re shown the chipboard, 500 of them they
for months. now the enemy is just across the river. they have been without pay for months. no one has come to help us they say. another says not sunnis they are enemies that want to destroy, not build. the local mayor of the town of fallujah around which isis swarms and fires mortars daily sees his enemy on the tv screen. this long distance camera shows their mortars slamming into isis positions and was paid for by locals themselves. they say baghdad officials are often shiia and distrust sunnis and ignored their pleas for help. now they arm themselves.