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pentagon correspondent barbara starr reports. reporter: ramadi residents continue fleeing the city as isis consolidates its position. across the border in syria, the ancient city of palmyra with artisfacts dating back thousand of years in the hand of isis. experts fear scenes of look this in iraq when isis destroyed museum antiquities. caught in the cross fire for some time. the pentagon insists its anti-isis strategy is not changing. it will train iraqi troops, there will be no u.s. force in comb battle on the ground. what this looks like, in fact on the ground is containment. that s not what president obama says his policy is. that s not what he is selling to the american people. after several day saying the loss of ramadi was just a set back. u.s. officials increasingly are
ancient city of palmayra with artifacts dating back thousands of years now largely in the hands of isis. experts fear a repeat of scenes like this in iraq when isis destroyed museum antiquities. we re concerned about this, obviously. it has been caught in a crossfire for some time. the pentagon insists its anti-isis strategy is not changing. it will train iraqi troops. there will be no u.s. forces in combat on the ground. what this looks like, in fact, on the ground is containment. but that s not what president obama says his policy is. that s not what he s selling to the american people. after several days of says the loss of ramadi was just a setback, u.s. officials increasingly are acknowledging behind the scenes how serious the situation is and are watching for signs of what may happen next. if iranian-backed shia militias move in, could there be a new
experts fear a repeat of scenes like this in iraq when isis destroyed museum antiquities. we re concerned about this obviously it has been caught in the crossfire for some time. reporter: the pentagon insists its anti-isis strategy is not changing. it will train iraqi troops. there will be no u.s. forces in combat on the ground. what this looks like in fact on the ground is containment. but that s not what president obama says his policy is. that s not what he s selling to the american people. reporter: after several days of saying the loss of ramadi was just a setback, u.s. officials increasingly are acknowledging behind the scenes how serious the situation is and are watching for signs of what may happen next. if iranian-backed shia militias move in could there be a new sectarian blood bath? will isis expand into shia areas beyond its traditional power days in sunni-dominated regions?
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