ISIS appears a ghost in Iraq, intelligence says it's stronger than ever

There are growing indicators that the Islamic State [ The ISIS is reshuffled in Iraq, two years after losing the last remaining territories in this state. Kurdish, Western intelligence officials have told BBC that I's presence The SIS in Iraq is a sophisticated uprising, while the attacks of this notorious terrorist group are [...]
Kurdish, Western intelligence officials have told BBC that I's presence The SIS in Iraq is a sophisticated uprising, while the attacks of this notorious terrorist group are increasing.
Militants have already become more vulnerable and dangerous than al-Qaeda, according to Lahur Talabanit, a senior Kurdish counter-terrorism official.
“They have better techniques, better tactics and much more money available,” he said. “They are able to buy equipment, weapons, food and transport tools. Technology is far better. It's too hard to get rid of. So they're like al-Qaeda and steroids. ”

The veteran intelligence chief issued these dark statements with a London accent because he had long lived in the United Kingdom after his family had fled the regime of Saddam Hussein, Periscope follows.
He says another type of I The SIS was set up, which was not intended to control any territory in order not to be targeted. Instead, as their predecessors of al-Qaeda earlier, extremists are working behind the scenes in the Hamrin mountains of Iraq.
This is the center of I For now, the SIS has declared Mr. Talabani. It's a long mountain range, and it's too hard for the Iraqi army to control. There are many caves and places to hide. ”
According to Kurdish intelligence, there are between 40,000 and 5,000 ISIS fighters in Iraq. /Periscope












