Ramadi is a city located in central Iraq, serving as the capital of Anbar Province. It lies about 100 kilometers west of Baghdad and is situated along the Euphrates River. The city has a rich history and has been an important center for trade and culture in the region. In recent years, Ramadi gained international attention due to the conflicts during the Iraq War. It was a significant battleground between U.S. forces and insurgent groups. After extensive fighting, the city has been undergoing reconstruction and efforts to restore stability and normalcy for its residents.