Kurdish Forces Push to Retake Territory From ISIS

Islamic State militants are using mines and IEDs to thwart Kurdish Peshmerga forces trying to dislodge them from positions in northern Iraq. The Wall Street Journal’s Tamer El-Ghobashy reports from the scene.

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