Opinions on U S divided in southern Iraq
In Nasiriyah a dozen robed men debate the U S occupation over tea as more villagers arrive. Some say America came to help, others fear prolonged presence, while many Iraqis remain skeptical amid claims the war targeted oil. Community strangers discuss Saddam’s fall, media absence, and fears of family divisions.
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Army in Mosul seeks stability and trust amid unrest
Mosul, Iraq, sees joint US police patrols as American forces push to restore order in a city of 700,000. Maj. Gen. Petraeus says security has improved after two days with no attacks, while hospitals report 17 deaths from clashes as troops arrive to calm the volatile city. Walk-in centers opened to inform residents about gasoline, stations, and propane as U.S. efforts continue. Petraeus meets with tribal and Iraqi opposition figures to allay long term control fears.
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