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Incredible photographs show would-be Iraqi Peshmerga training to fight to defend their homeland The recruits undergo gruelling training camps in remote Iraq mountains to develop survival and endurance skills Men and women are pictured marching and sitting next to assault rifles, machine guns and belts of ammunition
Giant trench measures in at 11 miles long (17 kilometres), two yards deep and three yards wide Built to stop militants and smugglers from passing into northern Iraq from Syria Trench is on the northern Iraqi border in autonomous Kurdistan region and is being built by regional government
"The Islamic State came here and I want to help the Peshmerga. I do not want Islamic State to control Kurdistan," said the determined youngsters
Cover Photo story in the front line between Iran and Iraq border.
This story about The possibility of annihilation hangs over Saddeq Hassan and the rest of his fellow villagers in Wana, Iraq.
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