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"Inga större problem att besegra dom i östra Mosul".
Snart gått ett halvår till och med sedan man började och det är fortfarande västra delen kvar samt 750.000 civila kvar
Snacka om att inte fatta läget fast all fakta finns
Ca:3000 anländer nu dagligen till kurdiska regionen från offensiven irakiska armén utför.
Sedan starten av offensiven tills förra månaden sedan har hela 25000 familjer - 900000 personer har sökt skydd i kurdiska regionen, bakom Peshmergas försvarslinje.
Citat:
http://www.rudaw.net/english/kurdistan/140120171
Mosul’s fleeing residents double with 3000 on daily basis, Kurdish official.
Three thousands Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) are fleeing the embattled city of Mosul on a daily basis since the second phase of military operations to liberate the ISIS stronghold began in late December
“As the war intensifies inside Mosul city and civilians run out of food, medicine, water and power, the number of refugees taking shelter in the Kurdistan Region has doubled over the past 10 days,” Hoshang Mohammed, Director General of the Joint Crisis Coordination Centre (JCC) announced on Saturday, “Three thousand have been displaced on a daily basis, 70-percent of whom have come to the Kurdistan Region.”*
“Due to the fight inside Mosul, the number of civilians wounded has considerably increased,” he noted. “So far, more than 3,000 wounded have been treated in Erbil and Duhok hospitals.”*
Since the launch of the Mosul offensive three months ago, about 25, 000 families--numbering 90,000 people--have sought refuge in the Kurdistan Region, according to the JCC figures.**
Three thousands Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) are fleeing the embattled city of Mosul on a daily basis since the second phase of military operations to liberate the ISIS stronghold began in late December
“As the war intensifies inside Mosul city and civilians run out of food, medicine, water and power, the number of refugees taking shelter in the Kurdistan Region has doubled over the past 10 days,” Hoshang Mohammed, Director General of the Joint Crisis Coordination Centre (JCC) announced on Saturday, “Three thousand have been displaced on a daily basis, 70-percent of whom have come to the Kurdistan Region.”*
“Due to the fight inside Mosul, the number of civilians wounded has considerably increased,” he noted. “So far, more than 3,000 wounded have been treated in Erbil and Duhok hospitals.”*
Since the launch of the Mosul offensive three months ago, about 25, 000 families--numbering 90,000 people--have sought refuge in the Kurdistan Region, according to the JCC figures.**
Förra månaden kom det ett uttalande från FN som är oroliga över den extremt höga civila offren vilket kan förklara den höga siffran kurdiska sjukhus har fått behandla.
FN:s koordinator i Irak, Lise berättar att av alla omkomna är 47% civila i Mosul offensiven.
Citat:
UN: Nearly 50% of Mosul casualties are civilians.
Civilians are taking the brunt of the military operation to retake Mosul, making up nearly half of the casualties as ISIS continues to directly target them and fears of a siege grow in western Mosul.**
Out of all the people who have been wounded by gunshots since the operation began,*“47 percent of all casualties are civilians,” said the UN’s humanitarian coordinator in Iraq, Lise Grande, in a press conference on Wednesday.*
Expectations for civilian casualties in conflict would normally be around 15 – 20 percent, she detailed, but in Mosul the numbers are much higher.*
http://www.rudaw.net/mobile/english/middleeast/iraq/110120172
Civilians are taking the brunt of the military operation to retake Mosul, making up nearly half of the casualties as ISIS continues to directly target them and fears of a siege grow in western Mosul.**
Out of all the people who have been wounded by gunshots since the operation began,*“47 percent of all casualties are civilians,” said the UN’s humanitarian coordinator in Iraq, Lise Grande, in a press conference on Wednesday.*
Expectations for civilian casualties in conflict would normally be around 15 – 20 percent, she detailed, but in Mosul the numbers are much higher.*
http://www.rudaw.net/mobile/english/middleeast/iraq/110120172
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