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Officials: Battle To Retake Ramadi Is Over, But Aftermath Leaves City 80 Percent Destroyed

December 31, 2015

Officials: Battle To Retake Ramadi Is Over, But Aftermath Leaves City 80 Percent Destroyed
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While the battle may be over for Iraqi troops fighting to retake the Iraqi city of Ramadi from Islamic State forces, the enormous effort took its toll on the provincial capital of Anbar, Al Jazeera reports. ISIS forces have leveled most of the city – destroying more than 80 percent of it and rendering…

Officials: Battle To Retake Ramadi Is Over, But Aftermath Leaves City 80 Percent Destroyed

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