U.S. toward Iraq shifts as clock winds down
As the June 30 end of the occupation nears, Washington loses leverage in Iraq despite 130,000 troops and billions in aid. The Kuwaiti charter signed amid Shiite opposition signals a broader move toward Iraqi sovereignty with clerical influence rising, complicating postwar U.S. plans and rights guarantees.
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Iraq Briefs Firefight, Vehicle Bombs Wound Dozens
In Habaniyah west of Baghdad a truck packed with explosives was shot at by U.S. soldiers killing the driver. the truck crashed on a bridge and exploded. In Amarah seven British soldiers were wounded in a three hour firefight with unknown attackers. three Iraqis were killed.
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