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HomeNewsboxOn Mosul’s Front Lines: Advances in Battle, but Peril Abounds

On Mosul’s Front Lines: Advances in Battle, but Peril Abounds

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Though Iraqi forces have pushed Islamic State militants west across the Tigris River, 750,000 people remain in areas under the militants’ control.

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