Bush says Bring them on to attack troops in Iraq
President Bush defended U S forces in Iraq saying they will not pull out and challenging enemies to attack, asserting the mission to establish a free Iraqi country remains, with no withdrawal timetable and renewed resolve amid continuing casualties.
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US and UK vow to stay course in Iraq amid attacks
British foreign secretary Jack Straw and U S senators in Iraq reject a Vietnam style quagmire. Bush vows continued mission as insurgents step up attacks. Casualties rise to 26 U S troops killed in hostile fire since May 1. Sidewinder raids net 20 high value targets. identities not released. A tape from Al Hayat LBC threatens new attacks by an unknown front.
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