NATO counter-IED instructors deploy to Iraq

The NATO Counter Improvised Explosive Devices (C-IED) Centre of Excellence is deploying a multinational team of instructors to Iraq.
These experts will train Iraqi security forces on how to counter improvised explosive devices (IEDs). This counter-IED training programme is led by the NATO Science for Peace and Security Programme.
IEDs or roadside bombs are inexpensive and easy to get by terrorists, and ISIL is making an extensive use of these bombs in the occupied areas, aiming to provoke terror among the population.
Iraqi security forces have to face IED threats when retaking territory. Achieving high-level skills in detecting and defusing IEDs will help Iraqi officers with their struggle against terrorism.
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[@healthycake3316]

how come is this channel so unknown? I think this channel should be much larger. i mean this is 28 countries military power

[@pikminlord343]

stopping IED

[@junkrat1]

lets be realistic that ied cant kill 100 people....

[@Seneca556]

It can, in fact kill a hundred people in some situations but not hundred soldiers. I think he was talking about the amount of explosives that can be attached to the device itself, which can potentionally cause huge casulties. Nevertheless, hundred soldiers (a company) would be trained enough to move in a counter-IED formation.

[@GuillermodeSimon]

Good job Spain