Iraq ‘sleeper cells’ fight Islamic State group

27 Jan 2015

“‘Sleeper cells’ made up of former Iraqi police officers and soldiers are tipping off authorities to Islamic State group positions in the northern city of Mosul, a prominent lawmaker has told The Associated Press.”

Source: AP Interview: Iraq ‘sleeper cells’ fight Islamic State group

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