Improvised explosive devices (IEDs) are the signature weapon of Islamic State and, according to a new investigation, ISIS is building them on a quasi-industrial scale. Marcus Wilson is the managing director of Conflict Armaments Research - a private organisation which researches the origin of weapons in conflict zones. They've just released a new report revealing where the components ISIS uses to make its IEDs are coming from.
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