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| Jun.1 |
Iraq |
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Iraqi, American death tolls drop in May 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 | |
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Australia |
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Australia ends operations in Iraq One of the first countries to commit troops to the war 5 years ago, has ended its operations there | |
| Jun.4 |
Iraq |
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Sunnis eager to move fight to ballot box Some Sunnis plan to put down their weapons and instead join 'the battle of the fingers'
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Southern California |
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Marine cleared over Iraq killings 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...
| Jun.6 |
Iraq |
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'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
| Jun.7 |
Tehran |
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Iraqi PM arrives for talks Iraq will not allow its territory to be used to attack Iran, says Nouri Maliki during a visit
Prime Minister arrived in Tehran for a visit with top Iranian officials, while car bombings renewed violence at home
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| Jun.11 |
Iraq |
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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
| Jun.14 |
Southern Iraq |
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Troops pour into city of Amara Iraqi troops and police backed by US forces have been sent to Amara in an operation against Shia gunmen. Iraqi tanks are patrolling streets
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Northern Iraq |
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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...
| Jun.15 |
Baghdad |
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Iraqi official rebukes al-Sadr threats Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari sternly rebuked Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr's latest threats to establish a new fighting force to battle U.S. troops
| Jun.17 |
Baghdad |
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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... | |
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USA |
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Senior officer cleared in Haditha deaths A Marine Lt. Col. Jeffrey Chessani became the seventh person cleared of charges related to the deaths of 24 Iraqi civilians in Iraq | |
| Jun.20 |
Washington |
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U.S. to report drop in Iraq war violence The Pentagon's upcoming report to Congress is expected to highlight a decline in violence in 2008
| Jun.22 |
Iraq |
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Female suicide bomb kills 16 in Baquba Map of Baquba Iraq She detonated her explosives in a crowded area near the main government complex in Baquba
| Jun.23 |
Washington |
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Violence down in Iraq since 'surge' Map of Pentagon USA Pentagon: All major indicators of violence have dropped by between 40 and 80 percent since February 2007
| Jun.24 |
Sadr City |
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U.S. Embassy staff, soldiers killed An explosion rocked a municipal building, killing six Iraqis, two U.S. soldiers and two civilian U.S. Embassy employees
| Jun.25 |
Sunni Triangle |
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U.S., Iraqi police in dispute over airstrike 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...
| Jun.26 |
Sadr City |
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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
| Jun.28 |
Baghdad |
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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
| Jun.30 |
Baghdad |
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Judges targets of bombing attacks 4 Iraqi judges were targeted in separate bombing attacks. A judge and his wife and daughter sustained injuries in one of the attacks
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