New aerial footage released by the International Committee of the Red Cross shows widespread devastation in the Iraqi city of Ramadi, which the organization called a "ghost town." U.S.-backed ...

High above the battleground of Ramadi, Iraq, B-1B Lancer bombers circle ... swept-wing type that are constantly in need of aerial refueling. The B-1 crew can build a picture of the battle below ...

Ramadi, once home to about 500,000 people, now largely lies in ruins. A U.N. report released Saturday used satellite imagery to assess the devastation, concluding that more than 3,000 buildings ...

Photo credit: Getty Images. The retaking of central Ramadi on Monday by Iraqi security forces is good news by itself but even better if it signals an overdue revival of the moderate Sunni forces ...

RAMADI, Iraq — The orange-red glow of the tracer rounds burns bright in the dusk, forming a perfect cone over the heads of the Marines and Iraqi soldiers patrolling a dusty walled street.

The International Red Cross released rare aerial footage shot in June showing the once busy city of Ramadi reduced to a ghost town. The Iraqi military declared the recapture of the capital of Anbar ...

From his point of view, ISIS militants might be just hours away from taking the key Iraqi city of Ramadi. Fierce fighting has engulfed Ramadi, which lies only about 70 miles (113 kilometers ...