Polish leader questions prewar Iraq intel and stays in war
Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski said Poland was misled about Saddam's weapons and may withdraw troops early, even as Rice affirms solid U.S. support. Poland has 2,400 combat troops and now commands a 9,500 strong multinational force in Iraq. polls show 42 percent in favor, 53 percent opposed.
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