ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月2日 07時30分

Days after the Iraqi government declared victory over ISIS in #Mosul in July, the fighting was far from over. While on #nytassignment, the photojournalist @ivorprickett documented the devastating toll within ISIS’s last holdout area. It didn’t seem like a place where anyone could still be alive. “What we saw as we went step by step with the Iraqi forces here made their survival seem even more miraculous,” he writes. This little boy was used as a human shield by a man suspected of being an ISIS fighter. Doubting that the child’s parents could still be alive, an Iraqi commander asked one of his men to adopt him. That soldier and his wife had been unable to have kids. Swipe left to see more photographs by @ivorprickett — one shows men accused of having joined or helped ISIS, now awaiting their fates. In another, soldiers hold onto an emaciated militant, Malik, who was barely alive. And at a displaced persons camp, a 30-year-old woman named Shayma and her kids are among the survivors who got out before the battle’s final chapter. Her husband, an ISIS fighter, was killed in an airstrike in March. As the last searches in the Old City wrap up, the almost unfathomable task of rebuilding the city and, somehow, coming to grips with all that happened here, stretches out into the unknown. #InstagramStory

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