of their number had been injured and required treatment from that tarl sniper. a swedish volunteer fighter from sweden, tony, said there were, in fact, tunnels under the city linked up to explosives at times which isis would potentially use to make their escape and also make life difficult for the peshmerga moving in. booby traps, land mines, frankly, everywhere. buildings mined as well. massive destruction. so, while, yes, the peshmerga are there in numbers enough to arguably be in control of that particular town, the question is, how much longer will it take for them to rid of any previous trace of isis? we saw explosions in the distance when we were leaving recently. a messy task and one not made any easier by the time isis had to prepare. still when the kurdish leader says this has been liberated, that is frankly relatively fair to say. isis are no longer in control and pushed back to harassing a