Bush urges allies to keep fighting in Iraq war
President Bush urged 84 nations at the White House to choose sides in the fight against terrorism marking one year since the Iraq invasion. He cited 570 U.S. deaths amid ongoing violence as Zapatero seeks troop withdrawal and de Villepin links violence to the war. Powell urged continued effort, linking Iraq to the broader war on terror.
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Iraqi unrest endures a year after U S strikes
One year after U S strikes ousted Saddam Hussein, two Marines die and Colin Powell notes a spike in rebel attacks. Bush marks the anniversary from the White House amid warnings of ongoing violence and shifting targets as bombings rock coalition facilities in Baghdad.
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Polish president reassures Bush on Iraq stay plan
Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski told President Bush by phone that Polish troops will remain in Iraq as long as needed and potentially longer than planned. He acknowledged being misled by prewar intelligence about Saddam Hussein's WMD, but his adviser said the remark aimed at intelligence failures overall, not at the United States.
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