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Most U.S. Allies Remain Committed in Iraq
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| Last Edited | None Entered Mar 15, 2004 05:11pm |
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| Media | Website - Yahoo News: Iran |
| News Date | Monday, March 15, 2004 06:00:00 AM UTC0:0 |
| Description | LONDON - Governments helping rebuild Iraq (news - web sites) pledged Monday to stay the course, though there were signs of nervousness after terror bombings in Madrid possibly linked to al-Qaida and the defeat of the Spanish government that sent peacekeepers. Only Spain's newly elected leader said he would withdraw troops.
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Britain, which is America's closest ally and has the second-largest contingent of troops, insisted the coalition must remain committed to bringing stability and democracy to Iraq. So far, no significant opposition party has called for a withdrawal.
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