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Udhaim Dam, Iraq - Iraqi security forces and Shi'ite militia join in prayer as they prepare to battle Islamic State fighters in Tikrit on March 1, 2015. Tikrit, the hometown of former president Saddam Hussein, has been under ISIS control since June.
