To Defeat ISIS, the U.S. Helped Turn Old Mosul Into Rubble — but Won't Help Rebuild It
Mosul was unscathed in the U.S. invasion of 2003, but its Old City has been flattened in the war on ISIS. Iraqis there are getting no aid to recover.
Mosul was unscathed in the U.S. invasion of 2003, but its Old City has been flattened in the war on ISIS. Iraqis there are getting no aid to recover.
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