US sending additional troops to Iraq to help fight Daesh: Pentagon chief
These are some of the headlines we are tracking for you in this edition of Press TV's Top 5:
- In Bahrain, people stage more protests outside Sheikh Isa Qassim’s house to show their anger at the regime’s stripping the top Shia cleric of his citizenship.
- The Pentagon chief says the US is sending hundreds of additional troops to Iraq to help fight Daesh.
- South Sudan’s president and the rebels' leader call for a ceasefire to halt deadly fighting between their forces.
- A prominent US civil rights group slams police for using 'violent,' militarized tactics on people protesting police killing of African Americans.
- And British Prime Minister David Cameron says he will resign on Wednesday, paving the way for interior minister Theresa May to take over on the same day.
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