![Iraqi military trucks take up position during a military operation southwest of Fallujah city [EPA]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vpxTAgvO6Ol8UzZv9UFg9DA7HZimxrAEsQ6x6hTILCyGivQ4g9xl6fuswnoouwRKJnEr2VZbIlCoJ9KvXlmxhoPfNp5eMmluC5_nCp5N_8ekFQFw16Qe_OJRGhnkRsdAnZ-_c2cFaE8AxKj7s-cXqyKijh29yVPnrlIOKFclN6vstB_BQgbZ4y4ge3aOGtXbrasdzIQ3AhLDVh=s0-d)
The more experience an analyst has of the conflict in Iraq and Syria, the more reluctant he or she is to predict what is going to happen and why. This is because there are so many players involved and almost as many agendas
http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2016/05/success-fallujah-160531060907776.html
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