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An Iraqi youth dressed in a Father Christmas suit hands over a gift to a child in the old city of Mosul on December 26, 2018. – Iraq on December 10 marked the first anniversary since declaring victory in its three-year war against the Islamic State (IS) group, which had left the country's former second city and the jihadists' capital in ruin. (Photo by AHMAD AL-RUBAYE / AFP)
Foto: AFP - AHMAD AL-RUBAYE
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An Iraqi youth dressed in a Father Christmas suit distributes gifts to children in the old city of Mosul on December 26, 2018. – Iraq on December 10 marked the first anniversary since declaring victory in its three-year war against the Islamic State (IS) group, which had left the country's former second city and the jihadists' capital in ruin. (Photo by AHMAD AL-RUBAYE / AFP)
Foto: AFP - AHMAD AL-RUBAYE
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Iraqi youths dressed in Father Christmas suits walk through the streets of the old city of Mosul as they distribute gifts, on December 26, 2018. – Iraq on December 10 marked the first anniversary since declaring victory in its three-year war against the Islamic State (IS) group, which had left the country's former second city and the jihadists' capital in ruin. (Photo by AHMAD AL-RUBAYE / AFP)
Foto: AFP - AHMAD AL-RUBAYE
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Iraqi youths dressed in Father Christmas suits pose for a picture as they stand in the ruins of the Great Mosque of Al-Nuri as they distribute gifts in the old city of Mosul on December 26, 2018. – Iraq on December 10 marked the first anniversary since declaring victory in its three-year war against the Islamic State (IS) group, which had left the country's former second city and the jihadists' capital in ruin. (Photo by AHMAD AL-RUBAYE / AFP)
Foto: AFP - AHMAD AL-RUBAYE
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Iraqi youths dressed in Father Christmas suits distribute gifts to children near the ruins of the Great Mosque of Al-Nuri in the old city of Mosul on December 26, 2018. – Iraq on December 10 marked the first anniversary since declaring victory in its three-year war against the Islamic State (IS) group, which had left the country's former second city and the jihadists' capital in ruin. (Photo by AHMAD AL-RUBAYE / AFP)
Foto: AFP - AHMAD AL-RUBAYE
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