How a Victory Over ISIS in Fallujah Could Actually Hurt Iraq

01 Jun 2016

“Victory could inflame sectarian tensions with Sunnis. Iraq could finally turn the corner against ISIS—but at a potentially high risk to the future of the divided country.”

Source: How a Victory Over ISIS in Fallujah Could Actually Hurt Iraq | TIME

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