IS' Disastrous legacy

The writer Bin Wolf Gang has pointed out in Washington Times newspaper that the terrible caliphate is in chaos, but the focus now is clearly on the brutal legacy of IS, where the reconstruction efforts in both Iraq and Syria reveal hundreds of mass graves and four years of death and destruction, unspeakable atrocities by the terrorist gang. "

21 November, 2018 09:37

NEWS DESK

The United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq has revealed on November of evidences of more than 200 mass graves of up to 12,000 victims in north and west of Iraq, the writer Bin Wolf Gang said in the newspaper.

Although Iraqi officials say the number may be higher, the thing which pushes the military alliance against IS to get out of the area it once occupied.

Observers from the UN and regional specialists also urge the Iraqi Government to commit itself to exhuming all mass graves, identifying the dead as much as they can, and documenting the details of the massacre.

At the same time, areas in Iraq and Syria, devastated by years of fighting, are now finding vital infrastructure, such as hospitals and water supplies, badly damaged. The UN and other international groups are trying to rebuild infrastructure and bring back people who have fled from IS to their countries

The writer adds that the specialists and history writers will write a name of IS and calling their books "The Largest Human Massacre in History by IS Hands"

Many observers consider that mass killings of women, children, Christians, Muslims, Yezidis and other groups in the areas which the IS had controlled them for years is genocide.

ANHA