Why Digging Up Homemade Bombs Is One Of The Most Dangerous Jobs In Iraq | Risky Business

On Nov 29, 2022

Thousands of improvised explosive devices, or IEDs, are still buried in Iraq after the war with ISIS. Falah Hassan is a trained deminer who removes and protects the lives of the people who live there. We followed him to a minefield in Mosul to see what makes this such a risky business.

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