Reconstruction Spending in Iraq Followed by Security Focus
The United States has spent 10.1 billion dollars on rebuilding Iraq with nearly half directed to security and justice. The figures include allocations of 2.13 and 1.72 billion in specified areas, reflecting emphasis on governance and law enforcement amid postwar efforts.
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Khalizad backs U S Iran talks on Iraq in Baghdad
Ambassador Zal Khalilzad said in Baghdad that U S Iran talks about Iraq should be held in the Iraqi capital and include Iraqi leaders. Tehran’s foreign minister warned such a session could resolve Iraq’s political crisis and enable a new government.
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U.S. eyes reduced troop level in Iraq amid sectarian strain
The Pentagon seeks to pull more American troops from the line of fire in Iraq as Iraqi security forces assume greater responsibility. With over 2,300 U.S. deaths and 17,000+ wounded, officials warn circa 2006 may bring the first sustained casualty decline if Iraqi forces can sustain security gains, despite Shiite shrine violence and political delays.
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