Bush pledges no victory declaration until goals met in Iraq
President Bush said victory in Iraq will not be declared until commanders state objectives have been achieved. He toured Bethesda and Walter Reed hospitals meeting wounded troops and their families, noting Saddam Hussein is no longer in power but stressing the war will end only when Gen. Tommy Franks says objectives are reached.
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France shifts stance as Saddam falls in U S victory
Paris reports a mood change after Saddam Hussein's ouster with Le Figaro praising the win and editors noting the war's efficiency. Analysts say French public debate grows more nuanced about the U S led coalition while skepticism about weapons and postwar reconstruction lingers.
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Saddam Hussein on playing cards leads US war deck
Odai Hussein is ace of hearts and Qasai Hussein ace of clubs in a US deck of cards for wanted Iraqi leaders. Saddam is ace of spades. The 55 person list aids coalition intelligence and public posters. Some leaders’ whereabouts unknown or possibly dead amid ongoing conflict and border crossings control.
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Antiwar groups shift tactics as Iraq war winds down
Antiwar organizers plan marches and rallies in coming weeks while revising messaging to stress occupation not liberation. Mary Ellen McNish of American Friends Service Committee says momentum may fade as fighting ends, and International Answer outlines a new stance. Backers of the war plan a counter rally on the National Mall as U.S. forces secure Baghdad.
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