While the djihadists of Daesh (ISIS) are under siege in their two ``capitals'', tensions are mounting between the different forces present on the terrain. At risk, not only the future of two cities, but also of the nation-states as they presently exist.
Several non-governmental organisations have expressed their fears in face of risks encountered by the inhabitants of Mosul, themselves under siege and lacking everything.
Photo: Ahmad al-Rubaye/AFP
In Mosul, the combat against Daesh has (...)
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