Iraqi refugee shows arm broken by Islamic State militants

An Iraqi man living in a temporary shelter for refugees in Arbil, northern Iraq, after fleeing his Christian village shows on March 9, 2015, his twisted left arm, broken by Islamic State militants who attacked his hometown. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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