Shiite and Sunni factions clash as Iraq uprising grows
militants allied with Muqtada al Sadr seize government buildings in four cities and vow to end the U S occupation. Bremer and U S officials insist the June 30 handover remains on track while warning more bloodshed may be needed to quell the revolt.
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Rumsfeld vows to send more troops if needed
Defense officials and sources say commanders in Iraq are studying options to boost forces if violence worsens. Possible moves include redeploying troops in Iraq, accelerating arrivals from Kuwait, and drawing on additional U S reserves or active duty personnel. Talks with six countries about contributing forces continue as U S troop levels hover around 135,000.
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