US asks Turkey Pakistan and South Korea to send troops
Brussels based AP report says the United States has urged Turkey Pakistan and South Korea to contribute up to 40 000 troops to Iraq as part of a broader international effort. The move targets relieving 140 000 U.S. soldiers already in the country amid persistent attacks. Turkey may provide 10 000 to 20 000 troops and sees the move as advancing stability and long lasting peace in Iraq.
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U S Forces Suffer Friendly Fire Amid Iraqi Resistance
U S troops face rising guerrilla attacks in Iraq leading to several friendly-fire incidents. In six days they fired on Iraqi police, journalists, a wedding party and an Italian diplomat linked to looted antiquities recovery, with a translator killed and dozens of civilians casualties reported.
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