Battle of Fallujah

The Battle of Fallujah was a major military conflict in 2004 during the Iraq War, where U.S. and coalition forces fought to retake the city of Fallujah from insurgents and militants. The city had become a stronghold for rebel groups, complicating efforts to restore stability. The operation involved intense urban combat, with the goal of removing insurgents, securing the area, and protecting civilians. It was one of the fiercest battles of the Iraq conflict, highlighting the challenges of urban warfare and insurgency, and ultimately led to a temporary victory for coalition forces in restoring control over Fallujah.