Uncovering the Horrors: Excavating Khasfa's Hidden Tragedy
Iraqi officials have initiated the excavation of a suspected mass grave left by the Islamic State in Khasfa, near Mosul. The operation involves gathering visible remains and will progress to full exhumation pending international support. It's believed thousands, including Iraqi army, police, and Yazidi victims, are buried there.
Iraqi authorities have commenced the excavation of a suspected mass grave in Khasfa, near Mosul, linked to atrocities committed by the Islamic State.
Collaborating with judicial and forensic bodies, the operation initially focuses on collecting visible human remains and evidence. Future exhumations will require international aid due to site hazards.
The grave may contain thousands of victims, including Yazidis and Iraqi military, killed by IS. This effort is a significant step in addressing the tragic aftermath of IS's reign of terror in the region.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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