Kurdish regional gov't flag fluttering in northern Iraq

Kurdish regional gov't flag fluttering in northern Iraq

The flag of Iraq's autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government flutters on June 6, 2015, on the frontline in Hassan Sham village, some 40 kilometers from Mosul, northern Iraq, occupied by Islamic State extremists since June 10, 2014. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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