FALLOUJA, Iraq — U.S. Marines and former Iraqi generals reached a tentative agreement Thursday that would allow American troops to withdraw from this besieged city and make way for a new Iraqi force ...

FALLOUJA, Iraq — As soon as the women of Fallouja learned that four Americans had been killed, their bodies mutilated, burned and strung up from a bridge, they knew a terrible battle was coming. They ...

On April 30th, Iraqi troops led by one of Saddam Hussein’s former generals entered Fallouja after a month long standoff between Marines and Sunni Muslim insurgents. The decision to have Iraqi forces ...

18 November 2004 US soldiers getting into a vehicle on a road leading to Baghdad's Umm al-Kura Mosque (background) where clerics and members of the Sunnite Association of Muslim Ulema (Scholars) were ...

Reporting from Amman, JordanReporting from Amman, Jordan — Iraqi government troops began storming the Islamic State-held city of Fallouja on Monday, army officials said, even as the jihadist group ...

Amman, Jan. 9, The Saudi Ambassador to Jordan Abdulrahman Al'ohali patronized a ceremony held by the Islamic Relief Commission office in Amman tonight to see off a caravan of relief aid sent by the ...

Coalition forces have begun their military assault on Fallouja as part of an all-out invasion aimed at driving insurgents out of the city. U.S. Military officials said that troops have crossed "the ...

Konami has decided to turn the Iraq conflict of 2004 into a videogame, inspired and directed by real US Marines. They will retell, in gritty fashion, the November battle of the town of Fallouja ...

Reporting from Camp Tariq, IraqReporting from Camp Tariq, Iraq — As Iraqi forces pressed an offensive Tuesday to dislodge Islamic State militants from Fallouja, conditions are worsening for tens of ...

The Marlboro man is angry: He has a war to fight and he’s running out of smokes. “If you want to write something,” he tells an intruding reporter, “tell Marlboro I’m down to four packs and I’m here in ...

Usually, a big battle to take a city means a bunch of "friendly fire" casualities. But in November's assault on Fallujah, no U.S. troops were killed by these so-called "blue-on-blue" incidents, the ...