fight ing fighting to capture some key areas, and in a iraq, the u.s.-led coalition is conducting the air strikes against isis targets in the key city of ramadi, and the air strikes are supporting iraqi forces who are trying to take back the scenter of the city, and reports right now that isis fighters are using the civilians for human shields to defend themselves from advancing forces. i want to start with the journalist sunni rasmussen from kabul. the afghanistan forces are running out of weapons and is supplies and despite pleas from the aftergan government, how dire is the situation for afghan forces in the helmand province right now? well sh, the district has be under siege for the past 48 hours is the sangin province, and a north of helmand, and e key district on the trafficking route, and the force is said to
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