Why didn't the US stop ISIL taking over Ramadi?
On May 17, ISIL Takfiri terrorists took control of Ramadi after overrunning government troops.
Last week, the Iraqi army, backed by volunteer fighters known as the Popular Mobilization forces, launched a major offensive southwest of Samarra in an effort to retake Ramadi.
Iraq’s Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi says the advance of ISIL Takfiri terrorists in the region represents a “failure” for the whole world.
Anbar province is the major stronghold of the ISIL militants in Iraq. They also control parts of land in neighboring Syria.
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