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Samira Ouda Faris, left, and Fawzia Khalil Brahim laugh and cry on March 21, 2016, as they recount the day when they heard Iraqi forces had wrested control of their home city of Ramadi from Islamic State group militants. The women and their families, including 11 children, live in a small tent in a camp for displaced people in the nearby town of Habbaniyah. Nearly all of Ramadi's population of 1 million remains displaced months after the city's recapture because of the vast destruction wreaked by months of fighting there. (Photo by Maya Alleruzzo/AP Photo)
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