TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月7日 00時38分

As the fight against #ISIS winds down, photographer @lorenzo.meloni’s work in Iraq and Syria shows no traditional markers of a war’s end. And as @3liamalek writes, perhaps the failure of these wars to follow a triumphant script—with clear beginnings and endings and obvious heroes and villains—is partly why the world is unable to spare them much attention. Imagine then, she adds, what it means for the #Syrians and #Iraqis most in need of and most denied resolution and whatever relief it can offer. @lorenzo.meloni photographed these two scenes in April: a destroyed bridge between the eastern and western sections of #Mosul, and a scar from a surgery to remove shrapnel from a car bomb at a @doctorswithoutborders clinic in Baghdad. Read more about Meloni's work, and see more of his images, at TIME.com/fragments-of-war. Photographs by @lorenzo.meloni—@Magnum Photos

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