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    Fox News: Re-displaced Fallujah and the alliance with the powerful clans biggest challenge facing Ba

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    Fox News: Re-displaced Fallujah and the alliance with the powerful clans biggest challenge facing Ba Empty Fox News: Re-displaced Fallujah and the alliance with the powerful clans biggest challenge facing Ba

    Post by Rocky Tue 28 Jun 2016, 4:04 am

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    Fox News: Re-displaced Fallujah and the alliance with the powerful clans biggest challenge facing Baghdad


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    Iraqi forces said they freed the entire city ofFallujah from Daash group marks the biggest victory since the invasion of the group of large parts of the country in 2014. But the group still controls parts of northern and western Iraq , including the city of Mosul, where insurgents demonstrated their ability to carry out attacks and suicide operations and extensive. Why Iraq and the international coalition is waiting in their fight against the extremists? 
    The first Iraqi city of Fallujah fell into the hands Daash in January 2014 , one of the strongholds of the group late in the sprawling Anbar province , which is rooted distrust of the Baghdad government. The main task will be to prevent militants from returning to the city , as they did after the two major offensives of US forces on the city in 2004 , and saw two American soldiers after the bloodiest fighting Vietnam. And on the Iraqi authorities to ensure the possibility of the return of residents to their homes and rebuild, and the survival of the powerful Sunni tribes to the government side. These efforts can be complicated because of the bloated humanitarian crisis in Anbar, and the presence of some of the parties supporting the government forces that have remained on the outskirts of Fallujah during the military operation, which may impose its power after thearmy moved to other fronts. As being an early test of the government 's ability to reintegrate Fallujah in thedesert outside the city camps where thousands of civilians fleeing the fighting live in the open on little food and water and shelter.   
    The United Nations estimates the number of people fleeing the fighting , including nearly 85 thousand people, and can not return to their homes for weeks or months until the army cleared of explosives left behind by theextremists behind. In the camps temperatures approaching 50 degrees Celsius, and relief workers warned of a humanitarian crisis unless more supplies up quickly. On the 
    other hand what Daash Group is still stuck firmly city of Mosul. Iraq 's leaders have vowed to liberate the city during the current year, but US officials and analysts say that this schedule may not be realistic. Iraqi troops are deployed in a drunken area - 45 miles south of Mosul - but you might want to grab the aerial port on theother side of the Tigris River before launching an attack on the city. 
    The international coalition has trained more than 23 thousand of Iraqi forces since December 2014, but there is a need for another thousand troops to the process of the restoration of Mosul, according to Iraqi officials and coalition. 
    he said US army Colonel Christopher Graver, a spokesman for the international coalition, " the fighting in Mosul can be more complex than what we saw in Fallujah, Mosul , capital was (caliphate ) in Iraq , we expect to fight extremists fiercely to preserve it. " 
    He gave the victory in Fallujah , a big boost for Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi, but his government remains paralyzed by a political deadlock which prompted thousands of protesters to the streets in recent months, where he broke into the supporters of Muqtada al - Sadr 's heavily fortified green Zone twice demanding wide - ranging political reforms. 
    as Baghdad also witnessed a series of deadly attacks in recent weeks , despite the progress made ​​against Daash in Anbar province, raising fears of a radical shift to the previous Stratejathm targeting security forces and civilians from the Shiites in order to stoke sectarian tensions.
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