Northern Iraqi residents hurriedly leave war-torn city

Northern Iraqi residents hurriedly leave war-torn city

MAKHMOUR, Iraq - Residents in Makhmour, northern Iraq, go through a check point by car with household effects on Aug. 13, 2014, to escape from the recent escalation of a military conflict between Islamic militants and the Peshmerga forces of Kurdistan.

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