Video IS 'Everything calm in Mosul '

mosul - In the besieged Iraqi city of Mosul is absolutely nothing to criticize the troops advance of a coalition led by the Iraqi army. Claiming IS through a video that was brought through Amaq, the communication channel of the terror army. The video was made Monday in Mosul.

Citizens say that 'safe and normal 'in the streets of the second city of Iraq. 'What you see on TV are all lies. All reports are untrue, 'says one man. At the gates of the city is a coalition with a total of over 50 000 soldiers. A US military spokesman told CNN that the coalition already hundreds of square kilometers area has captured the Sunni terror group. Estimated to adhere to eight thousand IS fighters hiding in Mosul.

'People just walk on the streets,' said another. 'We go out there and just visit the market. 'Meanwhile snatch troops towards the heart of the city. Presumably, the struggle in the urban area take weeks or months. The terrorist movement got the city in northern Iraq held in 2014.

Approximately 1.5 million residents of Mosul at great risk. The UN refugee agency UNHCR expects about one million people will try to flee the city.

Citizens say that 'safe and normal 'in the streets of the second city of Iraq. 'What you see on TV are all lies. All reports are untrue, 'says one man. At the gates of the city is a coalition with a total of over 50 000 soldiers. A US military spokesman told CNN that the coalition already hundreds of square kilometers area has captured the Sunni terror group. Estimated to adhere to eight thousand IS fighters hiding in Mosul.

'People just walk on the streets,' said another. 'We go out there and just visit the market. 'Meanwhile snatch troops towards the heart of the city. Presumably, the struggle in the urban area take weeks or months. The terrorist movement got the city in northern Iraq held in 2014.

Approximately 1.5 million residents of Mosul at great risk. The UN refugee agency UNHCR expects about one million people will try to flee the city.

Islamic State video: Life in Mosul is 'safe and normal' https://t.co/ZYibLRxDZJ— Sky News (@SkyNews) October 18, 2016