Efforts to recapture ISIS-held city in Iraq stall
Iraqi troops, aided by U.S.-led airstrikes, make some progress, but meet fierce resistance from ISIS fighters
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Extremists militants know Iraqi army and allied forces are coming, and they appear bent on taking civilian down with them
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Battle begins for city where 100 American troops died
Just 40 miles west of Baghdad, Fallujah has been stronghold for Sunni militants since U.S. invasion of Iraq, and ISIS won't be forced out easily
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Iraqi prime minister says military operations to retake the ISIS-held city of Fallujah west of Baghdad will be "a moment of great victory"
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