Al-Sadr urges Shiites to shout No No America
In Baghdad crowds streamed from mosques as Muqtada al Sadr condemned U S forces as occupiers and urged followers to shout No No America amid protests in Sadr City. He remains in Iran per officials while U S officials cautioned over shifted cooperation.
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War funding limited and troops stretched in Iraq
Rep. Nancy Boyda from Kansas says the United States cannot sustain an open-ended war in Iraq while depleting military resources. She notes Fort Riley and Fort Leavenworth, with 6000 troops deployed, and backs a House bill with oversight and redeployment benchmarks. The bill funds construction at the Kansas bases and allocates about 325 million for expansion projects.
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Iran President vows to keep uranium enrichment rights
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad rejected sanctions as a barrier to Iran's nuclear program and accused the U N Security Council of bullying. He said Iran would not abandon the nuclear fuel cycle and urged passage of a new sanctions package while seeking a U N address.
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