Mosul’s governor accuses politicians of exaggerating situation in the city
Mosul's self-appointed governor says the situation in the northern Iraqi city is “not as bad as it looks” despite extremely damaged infrastructure and poor public services after a three-year occupation at the hands of ISIS militants. Nofal Al Agub accused a parliamentary committee set up to assess Nineveh province’s security and challenges for “over-exaggerating” the […]Mina Aldroubi writes for The National:
Mosul's self-appointed governor says the situation in the northern Iraqi city is “not as bad as it looks” despite extremely damaged infrastructure and poor public services after a three-year occupation at the hands of ISIS militants.
Nofal Al Agub accused a parliamentary committee set up to assess Nineveh province’s security and challenges for “over-exaggerating” the situation in the war-torn province.
