VOICED : Behind front lines Iraq's devout food delivery army

The video discusses the efforts of volunteers in Iraq who deliver food and supplies to fighters battling the Islamic State. These volunteers support both regular troops and paramilitary groups like Hashid Al Shabi. They operate convoys from southern cities like Basra, Karbala, and Baghdad, considering their work a religious duty. The operation is funded by private donations and also aids refugees displaced by conflict. Supplies include clothing and essentials, ensuring fighters are well-stocked. The volunteers focus on strategic goals, such as cutting off Mosul from Syria, while avoiding direct involvement in certain battles.

Which groups are supported by the volunteers delivering food and supplies?

• Only the Hashid Al Shabi

• Only Iraq's regular troops

• Both Iraq's regular troops and the Hashid Al Shabi

• Only the Islamic State group

What is one of the main reasons some volunteers support Iraqi forces?

• Financial gain

• Religious duty

• Political influence

• International recognition

How is the massive delivery operation financed?

• International aid

• Corporate sponsorships

• Government funding

• Private donations

What types of supplies do volunteers deliver to the frontline?

• Only food and drinks

• Clothes, food, and phone chargers

• Weapons and ammunition

• Medical supplies only

What strategic decision have the fighters made regarding Mosul?

• To retreat to Baghdad

• To push east towards Iran

• To intervene in the battle for Mosul

• To cut off Mosul from Syria