June 25, 2015
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3:28Now PlayingSunni tribal leaders in Iraq's largest province - Anbar - have told the BBC they are being denied arms supplies by the Shia-led Iraqi government for sectarian reasons. The US regards the Sunni tribes as crucial to the fight against Islamic State but tribal elders say support from the US-led international coalition has been weak - and they don't trust the Americans. Orla Guerin reports from Anbar province.
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