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    The Guardian asks: edit Fallujah uncertain but at what cost?

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    The Guardian asks: edit Fallujah uncertain but at what cost? Empty The Guardian asks: edit Fallujah uncertain but at what cost?

    Post by Rocky Sun 05 Jun 2016, 3:32 am

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    The Guardian asks: edit Fallujah uncertain but at what cost?


     translation term 

    What the Sunni community the Baghdad government did not trust, there would be little hope of uprooting Daash group once and forall of Iraq. 
    The fighting Iraq , a major battle against Daash in an attempt to regain control of the city of Fallujah, which is the second largest city controlled by the Group after Mosul, where she was city ​​stronghold of the rebel groups for more than adecade of Elzimn.otota Fallujah operation after loss Daash the city of Ramadi , and a host of other important strategic cities. Since May 2015 the group has been unable to launch a single operation successful. It iscertain that the battle of Fallujah , the city will bring back under Iraqi government control, but at what cost?For many members of the public, especially the year, Fallujah is a symbol of resistance to occupation. The United States has tried - Armed strong troops and their equipment and capabilities of the intelligence - control of the city and ultimately only succeeded in containing and not in the virtual elimination of the insurgency and the rest of the armed groups during the occupation of the country. 
    Fallujah is the birth place of Daash has fallen to the extremists in January 2014 after months of protests andviolent conflict, before the world to know Daash group as defined by the day. 
    The recovery of Fallujah , will serve as a guiding psychological blow to Daash because of the city 's symbolic importance, and will generate significant momentum for the military campaign and the broader effort to liberate the city of Mosul - the main stronghold of the group Daash and the headquarters of succession alleged. 
    but it is not clear to what extent the group will benefit from the anti attacks in Fallujah. You may choose thesame tactics in the streets of war - roadside bombs, traps and resist any attack - what makes declare victory in the coming period is meaningless. 
    Restore Fallujah will mean the start of the war after the war, it does not matter much when and how to break free of Fallujah, but it is important who Christrrha. Campaign to defeat a military Daash by the political and the other. 
    Locals of the year in areas such as Fallujah do not trust the Baghdad government , which has done nothing to allay their fears and toward sectarian bias. 
    Defeat Daash require basic services and institutions, good governance and reconciliation between the divided components. That means winning the hearts and minds of the Sunni Arabs and the face of grievances at thesame time requires Daash fight on the military front.

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