Iraq: Fallujah "fully liberated" after monthlong fight
City west of Baghdad is littered with bombs, booby traps and some resistance, meaning the 85,000 displaced still have to wait
The Fight Against ISIS
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ISIS losing its grip on the Iraqi city of Fallujah
U.S. military advisers say about a third of Fallujah is secure, but fighting continues; ISIS held the city for two years
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Iraq forces claim new ground in operation to take back city where support for extremists has festered for years
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