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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 The flag showing the position of the mine in the cleared minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Sapper walk through the cleared minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Sappers take a rest *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 The demining machine Mamut work in the minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Sapper prepare himself before to go to the minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Sappers show their work in the cleared minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Liveing in the minefield. Milan Krzman lives in the middle of the fields withe mines. He lost his leg due the mine explosion and the eye when the garnet exploded in his backyard *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Liveing in the minefield. Milan Krzman lives in the middle of the fields withe mines. He lost his leg due the mine explosion and the eye when the garnet exploded in his backyard *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 The demining machine Mamut work in the minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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A nurse from the only health center in La Rinconada carefully inspects the left eye of Francisca Vilca, 60, who had an accident while undertaking work in the mines
The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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Peru now exports more illegally-produced gold than it does cocaine and Peru is one of the world's largest gold exporters.
Though there are many who profit from this gold rush, there is a population of women that are slaves to the process, known as the Daughters of Awichita.
Peruvian photographer Omar Lucas has captured a series of thought-provoking images of the women working in the gold mines.
The photos were taken in La Rinconada, a place that is five hours away from Lake Titicaca, where there is a population of about 70,000 people who live on the gold they extract from the edges of a snowy mountain.
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The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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The houses of La Rinconada are crowded on the instable hills that border the mine
The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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Peru now exports more illegally-produced gold than it does cocaine and Peru is one of the world's largest gold exporters.
Though there are many who profit from this gold rush, there is a population of women that are slaves to the process, known as the Daughters of Awichita.
Peruvian photographer Omar Lucas has captured a series of thought-provoking images of the women working in the gold mines.
The photos were taken in La Rinconada, a place that is five hours away from Lake Titicaca, where there is a population of about 70,000 people who live on the gold they extract from the edges of a snowy mountain.
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The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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Norka Mamani covers her face from embarrassment after arriving at a health care center. Two hours later she will give birth to her third child. Many women have to walk many kilometers for medical attention as this is the only health care center in the area
The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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Peru now exports more illegally-produced gold than it does cocaine and Peru is one of the world's largest gold exporters.
Though there are many who profit from this gold rush, there is a population of women that are slaves to the process, known as the Daughters of Awichita.
Peruvian photographer Omar Lucas has captured a series of thought-provoking images of the women working in the gold mines.
The photos were taken in La Rinconada, a place that is five hours away from Lake Titicaca, where there is a population of about 70,000 people who live on the gold they extract from the edges of a snowy mountain.
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The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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Soledad Sancca, 47, has worked as a women miner in La Rinconada for six years. She doesn't like the work but says that it was the only available alternative for raising her four children after her husband abandoned them
The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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Peru now exports more illegally-produced gold than it does cocaine and Peru is one of the world's largest gold exporters.
Though there are many who profit from this gold rush, there is a population of women that are slaves to the process, known as the Daughters of Awichita.
Peruvian photographer Omar Lucas has captured a series of thought-provoking images of the women working in the gold mines.
The photos were taken in La Rinconada, a place that is five hours away from Lake Titicaca, where there is a population of about 70,000 people who live on the gold they extract from the edges of a snowy mountain.
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The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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A pallaquera leans on a bus window. Many women decide to leave La Rinconada because of its extreme conditions. However, many return because they need money for their family
The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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Peru now exports more illegally-produced gold than it does cocaine and Peru is one of the world's largest gold exporters.
Though there are many who profit from this gold rush, there is a population of women that are slaves to the process, known as the Daughters of Awichita.
Peruvian photographer Omar Lucas has captured a series of thought-provoking images of the women working in the gold mines.
The photos were taken in La Rinconada, a place that is five hours away from Lake Titicaca, where there is a population of about 70,000 people who live on the gold they extract from the edges of a snowy mountain.
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The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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Although it's prohibited, there are women miners that work the night shift, with temperatures that vary between 11 and 30 degrees below zero
The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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Peru now exports more illegally-produced gold than it does cocaine and Peru is one of the world's largest gold exporters.
Though there are many who profit from this gold rush, there is a population of women that are slaves to the process, known as the Daughters of Awichita.
Peruvian photographer Omar Lucas has captured a series of thought-provoking images of the women working in the gold mines.
The photos were taken in La Rinconada, a place that is five hours away from Lake Titicaca, where there is a population of about 70,000 people who live on the gold they extract from the edges of a snowy mountain.
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The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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Finding gold is not easy. The women load sacks onto their backs, which can contain up to 20 kilograms of rock. More often that not, the rocks don't contain "sparks" of gold. Sometimes covering their hands with rudimentary gloves, the women pick the remains of the stone in search of those that hold the precious gold
The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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Peru now exports more illegally-produced gold than it does cocaine and Peru is one of the world's largest gold exporters.
Though there are many who profit from this gold rush, there is a population of women that are slaves to the process, known as the Daughters of Awichita.
Peruvian photographer Omar Lucas has captured a series of thought-provoking images of the women working in the gold mines.
The photos were taken in La Rinconada, a place that is five hours away from Lake Titicaca, where there is a population of about 70,000 people who live on the gold they extract from the edges of a snowy mountain.
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The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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The women work on slopes elevated by the remains of the waste material. The slopes are very unstable and difficult to access and the danger of landslides and avalanches is always present
The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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Peru now exports more illegally-produced gold than it does cocaine and Peru is one of the world's largest gold exporters.
Though there are many who profit from this gold rush, there is a population of women that are slaves to the process, known as the Daughters of Awichita.
Peruvian photographer Omar Lucas has captured a series of thought-provoking images of the women working in the gold mines.
The photos were taken in La Rinconada, a place that is five hours away from Lake Titicaca, where there is a population of about 70,000 people who live on the gold they extract from the edges of a snowy mountain.
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The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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Life in La Rinconada is deeply defined for men and women. Men earn a living in the interior of the mines and women outside of it
The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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Peru now exports more illegally-produced gold than it does cocaine and Peru is one of the world's largest gold exporters.
Though there are many who profit from this gold rush, there is a population of women that are slaves to the process, known as the Daughters of Awichita.
Peruvian photographer Omar Lucas has captured a series of thought-provoking images of the women working in the gold mines.
The photos were taken in La Rinconada, a place that is five hours away from Lake Titicaca, where there is a population of about 70,000 people who live on the gold they extract from the edges of a snowy mountain.
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The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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Mari Luz Vargas breastfeeds her daughter under the attentive view of her two aunts and her mother-in-law. She worked as a women miner during the beginning stages of pregnancy but during the final months she helped out at her mother-in-law's bar
The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/qqky
Peru now exports more illegally-produced gold than it does cocaine and Peru is one of the world's largest gold exporters.
Though there are many who profit from this gold rush, there is a population of women that are slaves to the process, known as the Daughters of Awichita.
Peruvian photographer Omar Lucas has captured a series of thought-provoking images of the women working in the gold mines.
The photos were taken in La Rinconada, a place that is five hours away from Lake Titicaca, where there is a population of about 70,000 people who live on the gold they extract from the edges of a snowy mountain.
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The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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The son of Norka Mamani cries after being born. Many babies are born in La Rinconada. However, exposed to the low temperatures and the chronic malnutrition of the area, many of them do not survive
The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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Peru now exports more illegally-produced gold than it does cocaine and Peru is one of the world's largest gold exporters.
Though there are many who profit from this gold rush, there is a population of women that are slaves to the process, known as the Daughters of Awichita.
Peruvian photographer Omar Lucas has captured a series of thought-provoking images of the women working in the gold mines.
The photos were taken in La Rinconada, a place that is five hours away from Lake Titicaca, where there is a population of about 70,000 people who live on the gold they extract from the edges of a snowy mountain.
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The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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As the sun disappears, the women return to their houses after the morning shift
The women of Peru's illegal gold mines, Peru - May 2014
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Peru now exports more illegally-produced gold than it does cocaine and Peru is one of the world's largest gold exporters.
Though there are many who profit from this gold rush, there is a population of women that are slaves to the process, known as the Daughters of Awichita.
Peruvian photographer Omar Lucas has captured a series of thought-provoking images of the women working in the gold mines.
The photos were taken in La Rinconada, a place that is five hours away from Lake Titicaca, where there is a population of about 70,000 people who live on the gold they extract from the edges of a snowy mountain.
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The battlefield sites of WW1 in Flanders, the Somme, Verdun and the Argonne where thousands of men paid the ultimate price. Many were never found and still lie beneath the earth. 2014 is the centenary of the start of World War One, the Great War, the War
Argonne Forest WW1 Hill 285 - Meuse-Argonne Battlefield site, France. March 2014. The Argonne Forest Memorial on hill 285-Cote 285, where German and French soldiers bitterly contested the position held by French troops during 1915. Later French soldiers were joined by Czech,Italian and American troops. The Argonne Forest offensive, part of the final 100 days of WW1 and a major attack on the western side of Verdun, was the largest battle in American history up to this point and involved 1.2 million American soldiers. The Meuse-Argonne Offensive, also known as the Maas-Argonne Offensive and the Battle of the Argonne Forest, was a part of the final Allied offensive of World War I that stretched along the entire Western Front. It was fought from September 26, 1918, until the Armistice on November 11, a total of 47 days. The battle was the largest in United States military history, involving 1.2 million American soldiers, and was one of a series of Allied attacks known as the Hundred Days Offensive, which brought the war to an end. The Meuse-Argonne was the principal engagement of the American Expeditionary Forces during the First World War.
The logistical prelude to the Meuse attack was planned by then-Colonel George Marshall who managed to move US units to the front after the St. Mihiel salient fighting. The big September/October Allied breakthroughs (north, centre and south) across the length of the Hindenburg Line ¿ including the Battle of the Argonne Forest ¿ are now lumped together as part of what is generally remembered as the Grand Offensive (also known as the Hundred Days Offensive) by the Allies on the Western front. The Meuse-Argonne offensive also involved troops from France, while the rest of the Allies, including France, Britain and its dominion and imperial armies (mainly Canada, Australia and New Zealand), and Belgium contributed to major battles in other sectors across the whole front.
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NEWS - Irak: Kämpfe um Mosul
Tandis que le general AL Jibouri discute avec les bergers, ses hommes tiennent la garde. La zone a ete libere fin juin par l'armee irakienne. Non loin la riviere le Tigre, de l'autre cote Daesh est encore present.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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Convoi du Lieutenant General Al Jibouri, responsable des operations dans la plaine de Ninive. Au loin , le petrole enflamme par Daesh pour cacher la vue a l'aviation de la coalition internationale.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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NEWS - Irak: Kämpfe um Mosul
Tandis que le general AL Jibouri discute avec les bergers, ses hommes tiennent la garde. La zone a ete libere fin juin par l'armee irakienne. Non loin la riviere le Tigre, de l'autre cote Daesh est encore present. Plus loin un bombardement de la coalition.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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NEWS - Irak: Kämpfe um Mosul
Tandis que le general AL Jibouri discute avec les bergers, ses hommes tiennent la garde. La zone a ete libere fin juin par l'armee irakienne. Non loin la riviere le Tigre, de l'autre cote Daesh est encore present.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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NEWS - Irak: Kämpfe um Mosul
Forces speciales du lieutenant general Al Jibouri, responsable des operations dans la plaine de Ninive de l'armee irakienne. Ils se dirigent vers le Tigre. Daesh se situe de l'autre cote de la rivere a Qayyara. Les civils fraichement liberes de l'Etat islamique, sont fouilles avant d'approcher Najim al jibouri.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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NEWS - Irak: Kämpfe um Mosul
Base militaire irakienne de Makhmour. Le lieutenant general Najim Al Jibouri,responsable chef des operations de l'armee irakienne dans la plaine de Ninive.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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NEWS - Irak: Kämpfe um Mosul
Tandis que le general AL Jibouri discute avec les bergers, ses hommes tiennent la garde. La zone a ete libere fin juin par l'armee irakienne. Non loin la riviere le Tigre, de l'autre cote Daesh est encore present.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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NEWS - Irak: Kämpfe um Mosul
Soldats des forces speciales du lieutenant general Najim Al Jibouri, au bord du tigre a cote du pont flottant fabrique mi juillet par l'armee irakienne aidee par des ingenieurs americains. Juste a cote la base aerienne de Qayyara reprise a Daesh le 9 juillet, qui servira de point de depart des operations pour reprendre Mossul.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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NEWS - Irak: Kämpfe um Mosul
Un berger pres du Tigre, zone liberee par l'armee irakienne.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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NEWS - Irak: Kämpfe um Mosul
Le Lieutenant General Najim Al Jibouri, responsable des operations de l'armee irakienne dans la plaine de Ninive se rafraichit au bord du tigre a cote du pont flottant fabrique mi juillet. Non loin, la base aerienne de Qayyara, reprise le 9 juillet 2016. Elle sera la base des operations pour reprendre la ville de Mossul.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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Base militaire irakienne de Makhmour. Des soldats se lavent a l'arriere d'un camion citerne.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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Convoi du Lieutenant General Al Jibouri, responsable des operations dans la plaine de Ninive. Au loin , le petrole enflamme par Daesh pour cacher la vue a l'aviation de la coalition internationale.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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Convoi du Lieutenant General Al Jibouri, responsable des operations dans la plaine de Ninive. Au loin , le petrole enflamme par Daesh pour cacher la vue a l'aviation de la coalition internationale.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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Convoi du Lieutenant General Al Jibouri, responsable des operations dans la plaine de Ninive. Au loin , le petrole enflamme par Daesh pour cacher la vue a l'aviation de la coalition internationale.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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Soldats des forces speciales du lieutenant general Najim Al Jibouri, au bord du tigre a cote du pont flottant fabrique mi juillet par l'armee irakienne aidee par des ingenieurs americains. Juste a cote la base aerienne de Qayyara reprise a Daesh le 9 juillet, qui servira de point de depart des operations pour reprendre Mossul.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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Le Lieutenant General Najim Al Jibouri, responsable des operations de l'armee irakienne dans la plaine de Ninive se rafraichit au bord du tigre a cote du pont flottant fabrique mi juillet. Non loin, la base aerienne de Qayyara, reprise le 9 juillet 2016. Elle sera la base des operations pour reprendre la ville de Mossul.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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Tandis que le general AL Jibouri discute avec les bergers, ses hommes tiennent la garde. La zone a ete libere fin juin par l'armee irakienne. Non loin la riviere le Tigre, de l'autre cote Daesh est encore present.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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Base militaire irakienne de Makhmour. Le lieutenant general Najim Al Jibouri,responsable chef des operations de l'armee irakienne dans la plaine de Ninive. Il se dirige vers la ligne de front pres de Qayyara, oÃ" se situe la base aerienne qui servira de point de depart a l'offensive pour reprendre Mossoul.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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Le lieutenant general Najim Al Jibouri,responsable chef des operations de l'armee irakienne dans la plaine de Ninive. Il se dirige vers la ligne de front pres de Qayyara, oÃ" se situe la base aerienne qui servira de point de depart a l'offensive pour reprendre Mossoul. Il part a la rencontre des villageois fraichement liberes de Daesh. Ici un soldat des forces speciales surveille la zone.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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Pont flottant sur le tigre, fabrique mi juillet par l'armee irakienne. Ici un soldat surveille la Zone.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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Soldat des forces speciales du Lieutenant General Najim Al Jibouri, responsable des operations de l'armee irakienne dans la plaine de Ninive. Ici le pont flottant fabrique mi juillet. De l'autre cote, la base aerienne de Qayyara, reprise le c juillet 2016. Elle sera la base des operations pour reprendre la ville de Mossul.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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Convoi militaire irakien oÃ" le Lieutenant General Najim Al jibouri se trouve. Il se dirige vers le Tigre.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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Forces speciales du lieutenant general Al Jibouri, responsable des operations dans la plaine de Ninive de l'armee irakienne. Ils se dirigent vers le Tigre. Daesh se situe de l'autre cote de la rivere a Qayyara. Les civils fraichement liberes de l'Etat islamique, sont fouilles avant d'approcher Najim al jibouri.
Iraqi forces prepare to attack Islamic State in its capital of Mosul.
The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city 400 km (248 miles) north of Baghdad, from whose Grand Mosque in 2014 Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria.
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