Related Information to Post War Iraq

Post War Iraq - Page 153

Iraqi legislators want U.S. Troops out:

"The legislators have signed 100 signatures, calling on the government to demand the departure of the U.S. Occupation forces, in compliance with the security agreement signed between Baghdad and Washington," Uday Awad of the al-Ahrar (Liberals) Bloc told the Aswat al-Iraq news agency Monday. Ref. Source 8

Iraq War Post

Double bombing kills 37 at Iraqi government office:

A car packed with explosives and a roadside bomb went off back-to-back outside a municipal building north of Baghdad on Tuesday, killing 37 people and wounding 54, Iraqi police and a hospital doctor said. Ref. Source 9

Post War Iraq History & Civil Business Politics

No revival of Mahdi army, says Al Sadr:

Anti-US occupation Shiite cleric Moqtada Al Sadr has withdrawn a threat to reactivate his powerful Mahdi Army but said an elite unit would oppose American forces if they extended their deployment in Iraq. Ref. Source 4

Page 153 Iraq War Post

Ex-spy tells UK's Iraq Inquiry that the intelligence agency cut corners to please British govt:

The ex-spy said his agency, MI6, validated intelligence that was later withdrawn after sources were deemed unreliable. Ref. Source 1

Iraq War Post

U.S. Military prepares its exit from Iraq

A San Diego soldier stationed in Iraq is among those working to wind down U.S. Operations after more than eight years at war in the Middle East. Ref. Source 2

Post War Iraq

Iraqi government to sign agreement to keep some US troops in the country

Iraqi political blocs gave the green light late Tuesday to the Iraqi government to sign a new agreement with the United States to Keep some of its troops, for military training purposes, beyond their departure date at the end of 2011. Ref. Source 2

Post War Iraq - Page 153

US mulls over permanent base in Iraq:

The unexpected trip by the US Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen to Baghdad led to an about-face on the part of the Iraqi statesmen on the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) between the two sides. Ref. Source 3

Post War Iraq Politics Business Civil & History - Page 153

U.S. Military trainers could be targets:

Iraq's Sadr: Iraq's fiercely anti-U.S. Occupation cleric Moqtada al-Sadr has warned that U.S. Military trainers will be targets if they stay in the country beyond a year-end deadline for American troops to leave. Ref. Source 2