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Syria / ISIS / CBSN / English #1197794

CBS Evening News for Friday, Jul 28, 2017
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ISIS is on the run in Iraq and Syria. But it has left behind a generation of child soldiers brainwashed and trained to kill. Charlie D'Agata reports for our streaming news network CBSN. A DBA Kassam is a 23 year old Yazidi who narrowly escaped being captured by ISIS twice. She lost countless friends and family when ISIS took large swaths of Iraq. Yeah, maybe this guy's brain washed. Look at his eyes. He doesn't know what is he doing. What does that even in your. Those kids are victims. Yet under...
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