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With ISIS out and guns silent, Ramadi residents are ready to go home and trickle back from here and there. Some of them are from Sadiqqia area.
But security forces do not give them passage. They say the area isn’t safe. Full of explosives left by ISIS
People have answered a gov’t call who said they could return. Provincial officials also invited people to come home
Large parts of the city were destroyed in the war that ended in December. And the few still standing remain empty
Residents accuse the army of not wanting them back.
But security forces do not give them passage. They say the area isn’t safe. Full of explosives left by ISIS
People have answered a gov’t call who said they could return. Provincial officials also invited people to come home
Large parts of the city were destroyed in the war that ended in December. And the few still standing remain empty
Residents accuse the army of not wanting them back.
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