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As of Friday, at least 4,098 members of the U.S. military have died in the Iraq war since it began in March 2003, according to an Associated Press count. Full Article at Lawrence Journal World
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Photo: Khalid Mohammed/Associated Press Followers of the rebel Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr protested in Baghdad on Friday against a proposed security agreement. American politicians played down the severity of a disagreement. Full Article at Gadsden Times
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BAGHDAD - Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki declared yesterday that talks with the United States on a new security agreement were stalled, as Sunni and Shi'ite preachers spoke out against the deal that would enable American troops to remain in Iraq after... Full Article at Boston Globe
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BAGHDAD — Negotiations on a long-term security agreement with the United States are at a stalemate because of U.S. demands that compromise Iraq's sovereignty, the country's prime minister said Friday. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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<table> </table> BAGHDAD | Iraq’s prime minister said Friday that talks with the U.S. on proposals for a long-term security pact have reached an impasse over objections that Iraq’s sovereignty is at stake.</p><p>However, Nouri al-Maliki... Full Article at KansasCity.com
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Iraq has another option that it may use ... The Iraqi government, if it wants, has the right to demand that the U.N. terminate the presence of international forces on Iraqi sovereign soil.
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Our American allies need to understand and realize that this agreement must be respectful of Iraqi sovereignty ... We need them here for a while longer, and they know they have to remain here for a while.
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Our allies understand that a nuclear-armed Iran is incredibly destabilizing, and they understand that it would be a major blow to world peace
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Washington’s demand to have a free hand in undertaking military operations without cooperation with the Iraqi government
