Lufton i vetëm kundër ISIS-it, dhe të gjithë luftën e publikon në Instagram (Foto/Video +18)

Një veteran i luftës në Afganistan, po i përdorë rrjetet sociale për ta dokumentuar luftën e tij kundër ISIS-it.

Ushtari i cili njihet me emrin “Mike”, po e bën një luftë të pavarur kundër Shtetit Islamik. Përderisa identiteti i tij i vërtetë mbetet anonim, luftëtari norvegjez ka shkuar në Norvegji si refugjat në moshë të re gjatë viteve të 1980-ta, dhe pas shërbimit në forcat norvegjeze në Afganistan, ai ka vendosur të rikthehet në vendlindjen e tij, Irak, shkruan Daily Caller, transmeton Telegrafi.

“Kur e kemi përzënë Shtetin Islamik nga Mosul, kjo e ka shënuar vdekjen e terroristëve islamik në Irak”, ka thënë ai për Dagbladet, portal norvegjez. Qyteti i Mosulit në Irakun verior për momentin është nën mbikëqyrjen e forcave anti-ISIS.

A small collection of close calls by incoming mortar fire I've been lucky to get one tape. The first three with the yellow smoke contained chlorine gas, so I can cross off "survive a chemical attack" from my list. Good stuff, though… going to miss these once I'm done fighting. A big thanks to @kobra.knuck for the awesome multi-tool he sent me, and for the donation as well. Also a big thanks to @norwegian.stormer, @durksledge, @tyler_rapid, @henryfagerhaug and @charleskeegan for donating as well. I'm currently in the process of buying new gear and clothing, so the money will be put to good use. If anyone else feels like helping out financially, please send me a Direct Message to find out how or visit peshmerganor.com. Also a reminder that my old plate carrier is on auction on eBay. Click the link in my bio to find out more. Thanks!

A post shared by Mike (@peshmerganor) on Jul 7, 2016 at 9:33am PDT

Duke luftuar përgjatë Peshmerga si vullnetar, veterani i luftës së Afganistanit i përdorë rrjetet sociale si Liveleak dhe Instagram, për të kërkuar financim përmes ueb faqes së tij për të paguar për paisje të ndryshme, udhëtime dhe shpenzime të jetesës, pasi që ai lufton i pavarur kundër grupit ekstremist.

When you've been fighting for two days straight with bearly anything to eat and you come across a dead jihadist and his lunch pack. Warm orange juice and salted peanuts have never tasted so good before. I told you guys about one of my favourite apps a while back ago, AssetSource by Levantine Group. This is an app that gives you news from the conflicts in the Middle East, usually before anyone else does and often as the incidents are happening. AssetSource have turned out to be one of the greatest tools for me personally to know what's going on in my area of operation, but also to get the bigger picture, as the many conflicts in the Middle East often are interconnected. AssetSource recently expanded their coverage to Turkey as well and it's been interesting to read about all the incidents in South-East Turkey that mainstream media isn't reporting about. There's daily attacks on turkish security forces with casualties and if people knew what's really going on, that Turkey is a country on the verge of civil war, then they would probably have spent their vacation somewhere else and not exposed themselves for unneccessary risks. I will highly recomend anyone who are traveling, working or just have an interest in the conflicts in the Middle East, to download and try the app out. You can also follow @assetsourcenews for regular news updates from the app. #freelunch #peshmerganor

A post shared by Mike (@peshmerganor) on Jul 2, 2016 at 12:31pm PDT

Mike është pjesë e numrit në rritje të veteranëve ushtarak që po udhëtojnë në Irak dhe Siri, për t’ju bashkuar luftës kundër ISIS-it.

Faqja e Instagram-it të Mike, përmban fotografi të përditshme të luftëtarit duke pozuar afër militantëve të kapur të ISIS-it, video të betejave dhe fotografi të shumta të luftëtarëve të vdekur të Shtetit Islamik.

Some 14.5 mm action from the other day. Frontline update. As I predicted recently, the Peshmerga launched an offensive this weekend with the aim of recapturing several villages East of Mosul and putting further pressure on ISIS, who is also under attack by the YPG North of Raqqah and by the Iraqi Army and the PMU in Fallujah. The offensive lasted for three days and the Peshmerga was able to take back several villages, pushing the frontline closer towards Mosul and killing 140 enemy fighters with minimal own casualties. We were expecting counter-attacks from ISIS under the on-going offensive, so we were on high alert for four days, which meant three nights with no sleep and with bearly anything to eat. The counter-attack came, but they were directed at two other fronts… we only had some long range exchange of fire and incoming mortar rounds and rockets. We had some close calls as well, but I'm pretty much used to them by now and they're not as fun as they used to be. But we had a western volunteer from another unit with us who experienced his first close call… and I must admit his reaction gave me some joy, as he had been bragging for two days straight. Needless to say, both me and @peshmergaswe are pretty exhausted now and we will probably take a break soon as there is no chance of getting the rest we need in this enviroment. We haven't really had a single night of decent sleep for six weeks and I'm worried about the long-term effects. Regarding the offensive towards Raqqah. The YPG have had some good progress, but unfortunatly, what's gotten most attention is the incident were US special operation forces were seen wearing YPG patches (which I believe might be standard operating procedure when they work with indegenous groups such as the YPG). Not suprisingly, Turkey got butthurt and made the usual drama and the Obama administration backed down and had the patches removed. One would think that the fact that turkish intelligence is known to support ISIS would be a bigger concern than some patches. Oh, well. Finally, thanks to @bookofchuck, @rmsha, @ianboyce, @raphaeljeb13, J. Dunn and Corporal Martinez, USMC for their financial aid. Appreciate it, guys!

A post shared by Mike (@peshmerganor) on Jun 1, 2016 at 8:30am PDT

Përderisa lufta kundër ISIS-it po shpërndahet nga fushëbetejat e Irakut dhe Sirisë, e deri tek platformat e rrjeteve sociale si Instagram, Twitter, YouTube etj, nuk është befasues fakti që kundërshtarët e grupit ekstremist kanë filluar luftën e tyre edhe online. /Telegrafi/