CLEAN : Foreign medics treat wounded children in Iraq's Mosul

The video discusses an NGO's mission to provide medical training to Peshmerga and Iraqi forces. Initially focused on training, the NGO shifted to frontline medical aid due to the high demand. The speaker, a foreign fighter with medical experience, collaborates with others to treat injuries. Despite a decrease in fighting, injuries from mortars and IEDs persist, affecting many, including children. The speaker reflects on the emotional impact of treating fewer patients, as each case becomes more memorable.

What was the primary focus of the NGO's mission?

• Conducting peace talks

• Building schools

• Training Peshmerga and Iraqi forces

• Providing food supplies

What role did the narrator initially take on before transitioning to medical support?

• Foreign fighter

• Journalist

• Medical doctor

• Engineer

What prompted the narrator to focus on medical support?

• A shortage of medical supplies

• A personal interest in medicine

• A recognized need for medical assistance

• A request from the government

How has the fighting situation changed according to the narrator?

• It has intensified significantly

• It has slowed down a bit

• It has completely stopped

• It has moved to a different region

What types of injuries are most common among children in the area?

• Gunshot wounds

• Burns

• Injuries from mortars and IEDs

• Animal bites

Why does the narrator find fewer patients more challenging?

• It means more severe injuries

• It leads to boredom

• It indicates a lack of resources

• It makes each case more memorable

What emotional challenge does the narrator mention?

• Struggling with boredom

• Feeling overwhelmed by the number of patients

• Remembering certain patients vividly

• Dealing with language barriers