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SYRIA Tikrit Diyala Al Qaim Samarra Baqubah Ar Ramadi Ar Rutbah Baghdad Fallujah Babil Wasit JORDAN Al Hillah JORDAN Karbala Al Kut Dezful Al Anbar Karbala Al Kufa Al Amarah An Najaf Ad Diwaniyah Al Qadisiyah Maysan As Samawah Ahvaz An Najaf An Nasiriyah Ar’ar Dhi Qar Al Basrah Az Zubayr Al Basrah Safwan SAUDISAUDI Al Muthanna’ Umm Qasr ARABIAARABIA Rafha Kuwait City KUWAITKUWAIT CurrentCurrent SituationSituation CivilianCivilian contractorscontractors •• InvolvedInvolved << 2%2% ofof attacksattacks •• LargelyLargely duedue toto beingbeing inin closeclose proximityproximity toto coalitioncoalition personnel/equipmentpersonnel/equipment •• NoNo verifiedverified targetedtargeted attacksattacks againstagainst aa specificspecific contractorcontractor CurrentCurrent SituationSituation BottomBottom Line:Line: IraqIraq isis aa dangerousdangerous place.place. 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