Plan to Win Peace in Iraq Looms Over War Aftermath
Investigation shows no rebuilding plan in place for postwar Iraq and a shortfall of troops despite commanders’ requests. Senior Pentagon officials warned it would take more forces, yet 138,000 remained in theater a year later as insurgents and Iraqi unrest challenged reconstruction efforts. The report highlights warnings ignored by Bush administration and Defense officials about the difficulties of stabilizing Iraq after Saddam’s fall.
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