Thousands of improvised explosive devices, or IEDs, are still buried in Iraq after the war with ISIS. Falah Hassan is a trained deminer who removes and protects the lives of the people who live there. We followed him to a minefield in Mosul to see what makes this such a risky business.
Editor's Note: The video incorrectly states that more than 50,000 people have been killed by IEDs in Iraq in the last decade. In reality, the study used as a source states that explosive attacks, including IEDs, killed or injured more than 50,000 civilians in Iraq from 2011 to 2020. The video also states ISIS declared Mosul the capital of its Islamic caliphate. While Mosul was the de facto capital of ISIS in Iraq, its main capital was Raqqa in Syria.
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