The Raqqah Support Platoon clears rubble from the streets

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The Raqqah Support Platoon clears rubble from the streets

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The Raqqah Support Platoon clears rubble from the streets and neighborhoods in Raqqah, Syria, August 15, 2018. Since the Syrian Democratic Forces defeated ISIS in Raqqah, the Raqqah Civil Council has worked tirelessly to return critical services and infrastructure to the local population. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt.Izabella Sullivan)

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15/08/2018

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