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Back-To-Back Losses In Iraq And Syria Deal Blow To ISIS
ISIS's self-proclaimed "caliphate" is far from dead but back-to-back losses in Syria and Iraq have turned a series of setbacks for the jihadists into a losing streak.
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Iraq Prime Minister Clears Way for Military Trials Over Ramadi Loss
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi approved an investigative commission's recommendation that commanders face military justice and probable trial for withdrawing from Ramadi without orders, his office said Sunday.
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Islamic State Advance 'Failure' for Whole World: Iraq Prime Minister
The advance of the Islamic State group in Iraq is a "failure" for the whole world, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said Tuesday, hitting back at US criticism of the loss of Ramadi to the jihadist group.
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US Not Losing Against Islamic State: Barack Obama After Ramadi Loss
President Barack Obama has played down the Islamic State capture of Ramadi, capital of Iraq's largest province, as a "tactical setback" and insisted the US-led coalition's campaign against the terror outfit is "not losing".
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Back-To-Back Losses In Iraq And Syria Deal Blow To ISIS
ISIS's self-proclaimed "caliphate" is far from dead but back-to-back losses in Syria and Iraq have turned a series of setbacks for the jihadists into a losing streak.
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Iraq Prime Minister Clears Way for Military Trials Over Ramadi Loss
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi approved an investigative commission's recommendation that commanders face military justice and probable trial for withdrawing from Ramadi without orders, his office said Sunday.
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Islamic State Advance 'Failure' for Whole World: Iraq Prime Minister
The advance of the Islamic State group in Iraq is a "failure" for the whole world, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said Tuesday, hitting back at US criticism of the loss of Ramadi to the jihadist group.
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US Not Losing Against Islamic State: Barack Obama After Ramadi Loss
President Barack Obama has played down the Islamic State capture of Ramadi, capital of Iraq's largest province, as a "tactical setback" and insisted the US-led coalition's campaign against the terror outfit is "not losing".
