An Iraqi policeman pays for groceries with 10,000-Iraqi dinar banknotes bearing an image of Mosul's iconic leaning minaret, known as the "Hadba" (Hunchback), on June 22, 2017, in the capital Baghdad. - Iraqi officials say jihadists have blown up Mosul's iconic minaret and the mosque where the Islamic State group's leader appeared in 2014 and urged Muslims to join his "caliphate".
The Islamic State group (IS) says the Nuri mosque, where jihadist supremo Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi gave his first sermon as "caliph", was destroyed by a US air strike. (Photo by Ali CHOUKEIR / AFP)
