TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 10月23日 04時16分

The fall of Raqqa concludes a year of fighting for two key cities claimed by ISIS following its stunning conquest of territory in 2014. Earlier this week, U.S.-backed Syrian forces declared victory here over the Islamic State. It had been four months since the launch of the assault that, at the time, coincided with the recapture of Mosul by Iraqi forces. Mosul and Raqqa were the twin symbols of the militants' self-declared state. Airstrikes by the U.S.-led coalition devastated both cities. In Mosul, the destruction was confined to specific neighborhoods, but in Raqqa, it is far more complete. TIME's Middle East Bureau Chief Jared Malsin (@jmalsin) and photographer Emanuele Satolli (@emanuelesatolli) are reporting in what was once the militant group's de facto capital. Photograph by Emanuele Satolli (@emanuelesatolli) for TIME

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