Islamic State's last stand in Baghouz PART 1

The video explores the remnants of the Islamic State, focusing on the cautious advance of Kurdish forces in a booby-trapped area. It highlights the current situation in Bargus, where fighting has paused to allow civilians to leave. The video also depicts the dire living conditions of IS members and their families in makeshift shanties, as they become refugees in their own proclaimed state. The decline of IS is evident, with more people fleeing daily, as coalition jets and Kurdish troops continue their efforts.

What challenges do Kurdish forces face as they advance into the Islamic State territory?

• Booby traps and mines

• Shortage of troops

• Unfavorable weather conditions

• Lack of air support

Why has the fighting in Bargus mostly stopped?

• To allow civilians to leave

• Due to a ceasefire agreement

• Because of heavy rain

• Lack of ammunition

What is the current status of the Islamic State's territory?

• It is under full control of IS

• It is mostly destroyed and reduced to a small area

• It is expanding rapidly

• It is being rebuilt

Where have many IS members and their families fled from?

• Tehran and Kabul

• Damascus and Beirut

• Raqqa and Mosul

• Baghdad and Aleppo

What is the fate of the people fleeing the Islamic State's territory?

• They are moving to Europe

• They are being relocated by Kurdish forces

• They are joining other militant groups

• They are returning to their homes