Iraqi Military Says It Has ‘Liberated’ Central City of Ramadi From Islamic State
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An ISIS terrorist. The Iraqi city of Ramadi has been “liberated” from the so-called Islamic State, the Iraqi military has declared. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
The Iraqi city of Ramadi has been “liberated” from so-called Islamic State, the Iraqi military has declared.
Spokesman Brig Gen Yahya Rasul said forces had achieved an “epic” victory and that the Iraqi flag had been raised over the government complex there.
Read full story at BBC.
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