Defiant Mosul residents opt to remain despite war and destruction
Ali Musawi
Press TV, Mosul
The Iraqi army has liberated much of eastern Mosul and is determined to drive out Daesh terrorists from the flashpoint city soon. Although many Mosul residents fled the city upon their neighborhood's liberation, some of them prefer to stay. As our correspondent Ali Musawi reports, they grapple with water shortage and power outages, and makeshift camps are not alleviating their hardship much.
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