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Wednesday, 8th October 2008

War in Iraq

As dust settles the spectre of violence returns DUST storms have swept Baghdad for much of the summer, apparently obscuring the harsh reality of an impending return to the militia attacks many thought had been quelled.

US military to quit Iraq's cities AMERICAN military forces will be withdrawn from Iraqi cities as soon as 30 June next year, according to a draft agreement on the future status of US forces in the country.

RAF troops leave Scots base for six-month tour in Iraq MORE than 200 troops from the RAF Regiment yesterday flew out from their home base at RAF Lossiemouth in Moray, bound for Iraq where they will help guard the international airport at Basra.

Majority of British forces to leave Iraq over next nine months THE majority of British troops serving in Iraq will be withdrawn in the next nine months, it was reported.

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