‘Obama foreign policy:’ Mosul falls to al Qaeda jihadists, residents flee [photos]

#IRAQI officer: Can't beat them [#ISIL] – They're like ghosts: appear to hit, disappear within seconds #موصل #Mosul pic.twitter.com/qNB09gW78T

— Mehrzad Kohanrouz (@MehrzadBBC) June 10, 2014

Insurgents seize Mosul: http://t.co/aLrJtKVLLk So how long will it take Obama to undo ALL of Bush's foreign policy gains?

— BattleSwarm (@BattleSwarmBlog) June 10, 2014

ISIS breakout in Mosul only latest sign of dramatically more dangerous world brought forth by Obama-Clinton foreign policy.

— Christian Whiton (@ChristianWhiton) June 10, 2014

#Obama Foreign Policy.#Mosul falls to #alQaeda as US-trained security forces flee – Hot Air http://t.co/zRaIwSPgps

— A Federal Farmer (@AFederalFarmer) June 10, 2014

US Humvee from #Mosul in hands of ISIS. pic.twitter.com/BeaHfxpAsV

— Jenan Moussa (@jenanmoussa) June 10, 2014

More like Iraqi Humvee. RT @jenanmoussa US Humvee from #Mosul in hands of ISIS. pic.twitter.com/es7rsIZs3m

— Luke Coffey (@LukeDCoffey) June 10, 2014

Best foreign policy evaaaa #Obama_admin #Al_Qaeda_occupies_Mosul

— انا مش فاكر اي حاجة (@manticorion) June 10, 2014

Photos | Fleeing Mosul after insurgents take Iraq's No. 2 city http://t.co/z6804UtKko @SwatiGauri pic.twitter.com/k0xIqEUR8c

— David Beard (@dabeard) June 10, 2014

Incredible traffic jam as 150,000 people flee #Iraq city of Mosul after militants take over. http://t.co/rZmnRcjKDJ pic.twitter.com/nZqLmWNhUO

— Jim Roberts (@nycjim) June 10, 2014

Civilians from #Mosul seen in the neighboring provinces like Kirkuk and Erbil north of #Iraq pic.twitter.com/j57rJFS8DF

— Zaid Benjamin (@zaidbenjamin) June 10, 2014

Iraqi families seeking safety in Kurdistan Region (KRG) after ISIS took over. #mosul #ISIS pic.twitter.com/ZEeCVUC61e

— Brenda StoterBoscolo (@BrendaStoter) June 10, 2014

"What happened is a disaster by any standard." BBC News – Iraq militants seize second city of Mosul http://t.co/eeRQu2QoYg

— Nkem Ifejika (@nkemifejika) June 10, 2014

Iraqi soldiers gather as their unit is shipped north from Najaf to Mosul following the increased violence. #pt pic.twitter.com/gfCc2HMZ15

— Hayder al-Khoei (@Hayder_alKhoei) June 10, 2014

Mosul 2014 = Kabul 2017.

— Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) June 10, 2014