Iraq War Sparks Nationwide Debate On U S Involvement
The Iraq conflict deepens with rising battles across Iraqi cities and mounting casualties. Polls show waning public support as veterans and civilians debate strategy, with calls in Washington for an exit plan while others urge patience and continued commitment.
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Coalition partners forced onto front lines in Iraq uprising
In Iraq the Shiite led upraising after Muqtada al Sadr's followers attacked coalition posts. Ukrainian Spanish Italian and Polish troops faced heavy fighting and some casualties as governments warn that domestic support may fall. Nations such as South Korea Japan and others re evaluated roles while Washington relies on a mix of strong and fragile partners.
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