Long war could dash hopes of changing foreign opinion
The war in Iraq risks undermining Arab and European support as a longer conflict and rising Iraqi civilian casualties threaten the aim of winning goodwill. Powell and analysts warn that public opinion hinges on rapid success and visible liberation, while anti American sentiment could grow with ongoing fighting and violence.
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U S tells Syria leaders of arms shipments to Iraq
U S officials briefed high level Syrian leaders on shipments of military gear into Iraq via Syria. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld cited night vision goggles and other items, warning Syria to stop transfers or face consequences, while Damascus denied involvement. The link between Assad's government and the shipments remained unclear.
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