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Iraq
2008
June
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| The number of deaths among Iraqi civilians, police and insurgents fell sharply, and the monthly death toll for U.S. troops hit its lowest since 2004 |
Australia | One of the first countries to commit troops to the war 5 years ago, has ended its operations there |
Iraq
Southern California
A military jury has acquitted Lt Andrew Grayson of charges that he helped cover up the killing of 24 unarmed Iraqi civilians in Haditha in 2...
Iraq
'Iranian-trained' militant detained in Iraq Coalition forces detained an Iranian-trained militant leader as Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki gets ready to visit Iran
Iran Iraq will not allow its territory to be used to attack Iran, says Nouri Maliki during a visit
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Iraq
Papers give peek inside al Qaeda in Iraq The princes of al Qaeda's western command have been summoned to plot a campaign of suicide, rocket and infantry attacks
Northern Iraq
Suicide bomber strikes soccer fans A female bomber targeted buoyant soccer fans who had just watched their national team win a big match against China. At least 29 were wounde...
Southern Iraq
Iraqi troops and police backed by US forces have been sent to Amara in an operation against Shia gunmen. Iraqi tanks are patrolling streets
Baghdad
Baghdad
Car bomb kills at least 51 Iraqis| In one of the deadliest attacks in Baghdad in months, at least 51 Iraqis were killed and 75 were wounded in Hurriya, a predominantly Shiite neighborhood. The bomb ripped through a garage and a bus s... |
USA | A Marine Lt. Col. Jeffrey Chessani became the seventh person cleared of charges related to the deaths of 24 Iraqi civilians in Iraq |
Washington
Iraq
Map of Baquba Iraq She detonated her explosives in a crowded area near the main government complex in Baquba
Washington
Sadr City
Sunni Triangle
Police said a U.S. airstrike killed a family of 6, but the U.S. military described it as an attack targeting insurgents that killed one 'armed...
Sadr City
American grad student dies in Iraq Nicole Suveges, who went to Iraq to find ways to help ordinary citizens persevere in a transitioning government was killed in a bombing
Baghdad
WHO to open permanent Baghdad office The World Health Organization is opening a permanent office, a move that underscores recent security improvements in Iraq's capital
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