Iraq Claims To Have Driven Out The Last Islamic State Forces From Ramadi



Rudaw: Iraqi army says Ramadi cleared of all ISIS remnants

BAGHDAD—The Iraqi army announced on Tuesday that it has regained full control of the city of Ramadi in western Iraq after weeks of battling remnants of Islamic State militants.

An army statement said that counterterrorism forces, local police and Shiite militia took part in several operations to drive ISIS militants from three main quarters of the city and surrounding areas among them Sajariyya, Jubiyya and Hasibah.

The militants had remained in the city and fought the Iraqi security forces after it was declared free from the extremist group at the end of December.

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