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Attacks Decrease in Sadr City; Fighting Shifts to Western Baghdad

Bill Roggio | The Long War Journal 0 Discuss
Added: May 16, 2008

The major clashes have slowed, but the attacks continue as the US and Iraqi military nears completion of the wall.

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