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Syria. its been launching more than 4,000 bombing missions across that country in the past three months. they say they have had a massive impact on isis and other islamist groups. but of course the allegation that civilians have been paying a price as well has always been there. the amnesty report on this occasion says that it focuses on six attacks specifically that they have been investigating. a mosque attack, an attack on a hospital, civilian areas, as well, in which at least 200 civilians w...

Leaders, arthel, want to see maliki gone before they really begin to help this military. and until that happens, youre going to see iraq really relying on russia and iran for the bulk of their fighting and equipment, arthel. >> yeah, meanwhile, all eyes over there. okay, conner, thank you very much for that update for us. and we go now to neighboring syria, where a new report on the growing death toll in that countrys civil war. according to an activist group, 7,000 people have been killed in fi...

Bloodshed. the christian community, remember, during the years of the iraq war fair and afterwards was consistently targeted by insure g genlgent groups on all. this town that we went to go visit is only ten minutes away from isiss positions in mosul. mosul being the first city that fell as a terrorist organization was advancing. they have begun to the christians in this town have begun to articm themselves. a lot of shops are closed either because the owners fled or not bothering to open. they ...

They are retaken the boarder town in the northwest of the country, cnn has not independently verified the governments claim. tonight a maliki spokesman announced investigations into some 59 high-level iraqi police and military officials for allegedly abandoning their posts. if found guilty, they could be executed. meanwhile, curtish forces pushed back strengthening their hold. they took control of a center for oil production last week. iran weighed in, too, the leader of the nation warning sunni...

October 20th, 2011, libya was in the midst of a civil war. >> these things never work. you cant decapitate a regime and expect order to follow. its never happened. >> reporter: gaddafis death gave rise to more sectarian violence. tens of thousands are dead. cities like benghazi where four americans were killed in 2012 during an attack on the u.s. diplomatic compound are caught in the chaos. without any organized optician. nobody is in charge. >> the libya broke into a triable group, islamic grou...

These regimes and expect order to follow. %qaoshe.6ç;ú happened. >> reporter: gadhafis death gave rise to even more sectarian violence. tens of thousands are now dead. cities like benghazi, where four americans were killed in 2012 during an attack on the u.s. diplomatic compound are caught in the chaos. without any organized opposition, nobody is in charge. >> libya broken up into tribal groups, islamic groups, sectarian groups. and we have what is open ended wound, a civil war that is going t...

But. benghazi residents, also libyan officials have blamed this violence on islamic groups like al sharia that they say ahmed abu khattala is a senior of. weve seen uprising and movements against jihadist groups in benghazi. we also saw last month, a retire libyan army general launched an air offensive against militias in the city. this is an ongoing offensive that is taking place, fighting, that really has left these ji d jihadist groups on the defensive in libya. one might see that possibly th...

Resistance. that was no firefight. he that ahmed abu khattala was a well-guarded man. as you may recall a year ago, cnn interviewing abu khattala. my colleague arwa damon did an interview. he did not seem to be hiding. he seemed to be out there in plane sight. but u.s. officials say since these interviews has gone into hiding. the main concern after the capture of talk mud abu khattala here in syria is if we will see any backlash by islamic groups that are really very active and powerful in this...

Taliban and nigeria. its doing well and theyre more powerful in northern africa and the middle east than in the early 90s. remember they were an offshoot of us funding islamic groups. in the 80s, $6 billion was pumped in to fundamentalist groups which was spread across the the world create al-qaeda today. >> trace: we said by helpingñi t rid of bashar al-assad we might be inadvertently helping the rebels. what about the flip side? what if we dont help the rebels? do they say america left us han...

The comments made by the uncle. i know you played some of them a little earlier. there was also a another comment that the uncle made when he was talking to reporters today. saying somebody radicalized them. and that is consistent with a pattern weve seen over and over again, of, of young men, going overseas and getting radicalized by islamic groups. now again, i come back to the point i, some of the information we picked up earlier, about the youtube account and tamerlan tsarnaevs name. we have...