Stark warning from U.N. about fate of kids in Iraq's Fallujah
UNESCO estimates some 20,000 are trapped with their families as the battle for the key city goes on
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UNESCO estimates some 20,000 are trapped with their families as the battle for the key city goes on
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The alert specifically warns about several major events in Europe that could be hotspots for terrorist attacks
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Dozens were killed or injured and nearby villages had to be evacuated
Tens of thousands of Fallujah residents are thought to be held hostage by ISIS militants intent on using them as human shields
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