US Military Prepares To Leave Iraq, But May Stay If Asked -- Voice of America
With Iraqi politicians still unable to form a government and two U.S. troop withdrawal deadlines looming, American and Iraqi officials are trading comments about the future of the bi-lateral defense relationship.
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