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Palmyra, Syria fell to ISIS just days after the militants chased the Iraqi army out of Ramadi, Iraq, a city of 500,000. ISIS is on the offense, its momentum unbroken by the U.S.-led campaign of ...

RAMADI, Iraq — This is the anti-Fallouja strategy. Here, in the capital of Al Anbar province, the U.S. military is attempting to clear and pacify an insurgent stronghold without leveling the city in ...

Iraqi forces backed by U.S.-led airstrikes drove Islamic State militants out of the center of Ramadi on Monday and seized the main government complex there, according to military officials, who said ...

Since the fall of Fallujah in 2004, Ramadi, the capital of Anbar province, has been the center of the insurgency in Iraq. Just in the past day, U.S. and Iraqi troops moved into the eastern part of the ...

(CPJ/IFEX) – The following is an 18 September 2006 CPJ press release: IRAQ: TV correspondent murdered in Ramadi New York, September 18, 2006 – The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns the murder ...

"US troops repelled an attack Monday by Sunni Arab insurgents who used suicide car bombs, rocket-propelled grenades and automatic weapons in a coordinated assault against this city's main government ...

The Iraqi military is about a mile from the ISIS-held government compound in Ramadi in Iraq’s battle to retake the key city from the terrorist group, a spokesman for Iraq’s Joint Operations Command ...

Iraq’s prime minister declared Ramadi liberated of Islamic State nearly two weeks ago. But the fight to free the city has left it in ruins. Matt Bradley reports from Ramadi. RAMADI, Iraq—Amid the ...

Months after Ramadi was seized by ISIS fighters, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider Abadi traveled to the city that's now largely in government control and announced that Iraq's troops will liberate more ...

Ramadi's chief of police gazed at his latest graduating class of officers. Three months ago they had been recruited for the force by the leaders of their desert tribes--and now, the chief declared, ...