Scenes from daily life inside ISIS-controlled Mosul

February 07, 2015 02:13

As ISIS continues to ravage large swaths of Syria and Iraq, it is increasingly difficult for unfiltered news to make its way to Western audiences.

Vanityfair.com received this dispatch from a Syrian who traveled to Mosul to capture images.

To protect this individual's security in an area where speaking candidly about ISIS is dangerous, it kept all identifying details confidential.

Artist Molly Crabapple sketches the sources descriptions and images of life in Mosul, an Iraqi city transformed under militant control.

Check them out HERE

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