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Ramadi Fell After Unwarranted Iraqi Pullout: Coalition Officer
The Islamic State group took the city of Ramadi because an Iraqi commander unnecessarily ordered his forces to withdraw, a senior officer in the US-led anti-jihadist coalition said on Wednesday.
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US, Iranian Forces Operate in Separate Areas in Iraq: Officials
Recent Iranian air strikes against Islamic State jihadists in Iraq took place in an eastern region where US warplanes do not operate, the Pentagon said Wednesday, reflecting an accommodation between the two traditional rivals in their fight against a common enemy.
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Iraq Operations Cost $560 Million So Far: Pentagon
US military operations in Iraq, including airstrikes and surveillance flights, have cost about $560 million (30 billion rupees) since mid-June, the Pentagon said on Friday.
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Iraq Operations Costing on Average $7.5 Million Per Day: Pentagon
US military operations against Islamic State in Iraq have cost an average of $7.5 million per day since they began in mid-June, the Pentagon said on Friday, a figure that means the department has spent more than $500 million on the conflict.
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Ramadi Fell After Unwarranted Iraqi Pullout: Coalition Officer
The Islamic State group took the city of Ramadi because an Iraqi commander unnecessarily ordered his forces to withdraw, a senior officer in the US-led anti-jihadist coalition said on Wednesday.
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US, Iranian Forces Operate in Separate Areas in Iraq: Officials
Recent Iranian air strikes against Islamic State jihadists in Iraq took place in an eastern region where US warplanes do not operate, the Pentagon said Wednesday, reflecting an accommodation between the two traditional rivals in their fight against a common enemy.
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Iraq Operations Cost $560 Million So Far: Pentagon
US military operations in Iraq, including airstrikes and surveillance flights, have cost about $560 million (30 billion rupees) since mid-June, the Pentagon said on Friday.
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Iraq Operations Costing on Average $7.5 Million Per Day: Pentagon
US military operations against Islamic State in Iraq have cost an average of $7.5 million per day since they began in mid-June, the Pentagon said on Friday, a figure that means the department has spent more than $500 million on the conflict.
