Iraq slams Washington’s decision to send more troops

These are some of the headlines we are tracking for you in this edition of Press TV's Top 5:

• The commander of Iraq’s volunteer forces has slammed Washington’s decision to send additional soldiers to Iraq, saying Iraqi forces are capable of defeating Daesh.
• The United Nations says three-quarters of people in South Sudan are in need of humanitarian aid after several days of deadly fighting between forces loyal to the president and his VP.
• President Barack Obama admits bias against racial minorities still remains in the US, saying that concerns of people who protest against police racial profiling cannot be dismissed.
• Outgoing British Prime Minister David Cameron chairs his final cabinet meeting, as his successor Theresa May prepares to take over the job on Wednesday.
• The death toll from days of violent clashes between Indian security forces and pro-independence protesters in Kashmir rises to at least 33. Press TV’s Shahana Butt reports from the region.