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Plane crashes in Iran, 168 believed killed

A plane crashed Wednesday in northwestern Iran, state television reported. All 168 aboard were believed to be dead.

updated Wed Jul 15 2009 08:20:10

Plane crashes in Iran, 168 believed killed

A plane crashed Wednesday in northwestern Iran, state television reported. All 168 aboard were believed to be dead.

updated Wed Jul 15 2009 07:27:29

Rafsanjani set to deliver pivotal sermon

The brother of powerful Iranian cleric Ali Akbar Hasehemi Rafsanjani hailed the latter's upcoming Friday sermon as one that Iranians have highly anticipated and said that a "great turnout" is expected.

updated Tue Jul 14 2009 08:19:48

300 jailed in 'flawed' Saudi terror trials

More than 300 men convicted by Saudi Arabia for taking part in terror plots have been jailed following trials criticized by a rights group for their lack of transparency.

updated Tue Jul 14 2009 08:04:27

Yemeni judge sentences al Qaeda members to death

A judge in Yemen sentenced six al Qaeda terrorists to death and sent 10 others to prison for up to 15 years, the state-run Saba news agency reported.

updated Tue Jul 14 2009 02:25:10

Reports: Trial of Baha'is delayed in Iran

A death-penalty trial of seven Baha'i prisoners accused of spying for Israel has been delayed, Iranian officials have told family members, according to the U.S. Baha'i Office of External Affairs.

updated Mon Jul 13 2009 15:18:57

Two soldiers face indecency charges

Two U.S. soldiers were charged with misconduct for taking and distributing video and photographs of female soldiers showering, the Army said Monday.

updated Mon Jul 13 2009 13:25:48

Iran to execute 14 convicted in 2006 terror attack

Fourteen people convicted in connection with a 2006 attack on civilians will be publicly executed Tuesday in Iran, the semi-official Fars News Agency reported Monday.

updated Mon Jul 13 2009 12:46:18

Iraq raises church security amid bombings

Iraq has increased security around all Christian places of worship after a wave of church bombings that has killed four and wounded at least 35 others.

updated Mon Jul 13 2009 11:21:24

7 U.S. troops, linguist wounded in blast in Iraq

A blast outside a local council meeting in northern Iraq wounded seven U.S. troops and a linguist, U.S. military officials said Monday.

updated Mon Jul 13 2009 07:53:36

Man's family learns of his death one month after Iran protests

An Iranian family learned of their 19-year-old son's death nearly a month after he was shot during a demonstration over the Islamic republic's disputed election results, an international human rights group said Sunday.

updated Mon Jul 13 2009 01:59:16

Saudi family sues genie, alleges harassment

A family in Saudi Arabia has taken a genie to court, alleging theft and harassment, according to local media.

updated Sun Jul 12 2009 19:44:58

Troops willing to die to stop Iran unrest, general says

A top Iranian general said government troops are "ready to sacrifice our lives" rather than back down in the face of protests over June's disputed presidential election.

updated Sun Jul 12 2009 18:58:04

Roadside bomb misses U.S. ambassador to Iraq

The U.S. ambassador to Iraq escaped unharmed from a roadside bomb that targeted his convoy in a southern province, the U.S. Embassy said Sunday.

updated Sun Jul 12 2009 17:24:23

4 killed, 32 wounded as 6 Baghdad churches bombed

At least four people were killed and 32 wounded as six Baghdad-area churches were bombed within 24 hours, officials told CNN.

updated Sun Jul 12 2009 13:37:00

Iranians held in Iraq by U.S. return home

Five Iranians held in Iraq by the United States since 2007 went back to Tehran on Sunday, Iran's government-backed Press TV reported.

updated Sun Jul 12 2009 04:54:56

Bloody weekend includes 2 Iraqi deaths involving U.S. forces

Two civilian drivers in northern Iraq were killed in incidents involving U.S. troops, one in an "escalation of force" shooting and the other in a head-on collision, the military said Saturday.

updated Sat Jul 11 2009 00:55:29

Saudi woman activist demands right to travel

Wajeha al-Huwaider picked up her passport, got in a taxi, and headed from her home in eastern Saudi Arabia to the nearby island kingdom of Bahrain -- a 45-minute drive that many Saudis take to get away for the weekend.

updated Fri Jul 10 2009 08:12:13

Drive-by shooting marks third day of Iraq attacks

A drive-by shooting Friday in Baghdad marked the third day of attacks across the country that have killed 75 people, officials said.

updated Fri Jul 10 2009 07:34:47

U.S. panel demands release of Baha'is facing trial in Iran

Seven Baha'i prisoners face a death-penalty trial Saturday in Iran amid calls for their release from a U.S. panel on religious freedom.

updated Fri Jul 10 2009 02:12:04

Iranian forces disperse protesters with batons, tear gas

Iranian pro-government Basij militia members dispersed crowds of protesters here Thursday -- sometimes with force -- witnesses said.

updated Thu Jul 09 2009 17:29:34

Iranians held in Iraq since 2007 released

Iraq released five Iranian diplomats late Thursday, more than two years after U.S. troops captured them in northern Iraq, state television announced.

updated Thu Jul 09 2009 14:14:04

Reporter held for 21 days in Iranian jails

Iason Athanasiadis' ordeal began at the airport, shortly after he checked in for his flight to leave Tehran.

updated Thu Jul 09 2009 13:19:18

Bomb blasts kill 64 as violence surges in Iraq

A roadside bomb targeted a police patrol in the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk, killing a civilian bystander Thursday, a police official told CNN.

updated Thu Jul 09 2009 13:10:29

'United for Neda' is artists' song for Iranian people

Spurred by the continuing political unrest in Iran, more than two dozen Iranian expatriate superstars are uniting to spread a musical message of non-violent resistance.

updated Thu Jul 09 2009 09:54:41

Wall still potent symbol of division in Mideast

A top U.N. official on Thursday urged Israel to "dismantle" its barrier separating the West Bank from the Jewish state and "make reparation for all damage suffered by all persons affected by the wall's construction" on Palestinian land.

updated Wed Jul 08 2009 23:04:07

Bombings in Iraq kill at least 19, wound some 60

Bombings in Iraq on Wednesday killed at least 19 people and wounded 58, mainly around Nineveh province, where political tensions have recently flared between Arabs and Kurds.

updated Wed Jul 08 2009 18:07:10

Saudis say 330 convicted in terrorism trials

Saudi Arabian authorities Wednesday announced the convictions of 330 people accused of taking part in terrorist plots, with an unspecified number receiving prison sentences.

updated Wed Jul 08 2009 13:28:08

France seeks release of student held by Iran

The French government says it is "determined" to free a French woman being held by Iranian officials, who accused her of being a spy after she took pictures at recent protests.

updated Tue Jul 07 2009 15:40:39

Ahmadinejad calls election 'the most free' anywhere

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, whose re-election last month led to massive protests, on Tuesday called the balloting "the most free election anywhere in the world."

updated Tue Jul 07 2009 10:22:41

Iran reformists call for end to 'security atmosphere'

Iran's three top reformist leaders are calling for an end to the "security atmosphere" in the country, referring to what they say is the government's heavy-handed response to those who protested the results of last month's presidential election.

updated Tue Jul 07 2009 09:42:58

Iraq bans group visits to Saddam Hussein's grave

The Iraqi government says it has banned all organized visits to Saddam Hussein's grave amid concern over support for the late dictator's former party.

updated Tue Jul 07 2009 09:06:12

Nobel laureates urge U.N. to help free Iran protesters

The United Nations should "urge" Iran to release political prisoners rounded up during the recent unrest following last month's disputed presidential elections, a group of Nobel Peace Prize winners have declared.

updated Mon Jul 06 2009 16:36:05

Ayatollah: Western 'lies' depict Iranians as 'rioters'

Iran's supreme leader blamed enemies and outsiders on Monday for the turmoil that followed last month's presidential elections, according to an Iranian news agency.

updated Mon Jul 06 2009 06:40:42

Iran frees British embassy worker, leaving 1 jailed

Iran has released a British embassy staffer, leaving one of the embassy's local staff in jail, the Foreign Office in London said Monday.

updated Sun Jul 05 2009 23:18:12

Iranian clerics dispute election results

Top clerics and seminary students in Iran's holy city of Qom have come out against the results of the disputed June Iranian presidential election, which was declared a landslide victory for the hard-line incumbent.

updated Sun Jul 05 2009 20:36:44

Report: Iran to prosecute satellite TV contributors

In another move to crack down on information flowing out of Iran, the Islamic Republic's judicial chief has ordered the prosecution of individuals "who cooperate with satellite television programming providers," a reformist newspaper reported Sunday.

updated Sun Jul 05 2009 20:03:47

Moussavi said to be planning new party after Iran vote

Iranian opposition leader Mir Hossein Moussavi plans to form a new political party aimed at reining in the power of the Islamic Republic's leadership, a leading reformist newspaper reported Sunday.

updated Sun Jul 05 2009 13:24:15

British official warns Iran on embassy staffer arrest

"There will be consequences" if Iran mistreats a British Embassy employee who was arrested in Tehran, British Foreign Secretary David Miliband said Sunday, as cracks began to appear in the Iranian leadership.

updated Sun Jul 05 2009 08:12:45

Flight recorders located from Yemen crash plane

Investigators have heard a signal from the flight data recorders of the Yemenia Airways plane that crashed last week, they announced Sunday.

updated Sun Jul 05 2009 07:39:44

Rafsanjani doubts Iranians 'satisfied' with election aftermath

A former Iranian president who backed the top opposition leader in last month's disputed elections has delivered strong and carefully worded support of the grass-roots protest movement, saying he doubts that "any wakened consciousness would be satisfied with the resulting situation."

updated Sat Jul 04 2009 23:33:23

Iraqis want educational, scientific assistance, says VP Biden

Iraqis "want us want us to be engaged with them in helping them realize their potential," said Vice President Joe Biden after leaving Baghdad on Saturday.

updated Sat Jul 04 2009 16:18:00

Report: Ahmadinejad says he wants public talks with Obama

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said he wants to engage President Obama in "negotiations" before international media, a semi-official Iranian news outlet reported on Saturday.

updated Sat Jul 04 2009 07:14:46

Yemen airline cancels route after Comoros crash

Yemenia Airways is canceling all its flights between Yemen and the Comoros Islands after this week's crash on the same route, the airline said Saturday.

updated Fri Jul 03 2009 22:18:22

Ex-Iranian president seeks to free detainees

Iranians worried about their loved ones detained in the protests that followed the presidential election got the ear of a former president, who wants the detainees released, an Iranian reformist party newspaper reported on Thursday.

updated Fri Jul 03 2009 17:26:24

Report: UK embassy staff in Iran 'face trial'

A top Iranian cleric said Friday some of the arrested employees from the British Embassy in Tehran would be put on trial, Iranian Students News Agency reported.

updated Fri Jul 03 2009 09:09:53

Zakaria: Iran regime has become a 'naked dictatorship'

Three leading Iranian reformists who have rejected the results of last month's election questioned the legitimacy of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's government Wednesday.

updated Thu Jul 02 2009 23:19:52

FBI interviews detail Saddam Hussein's fear of Iran, WMD bluff

In 2004, even after being captured by U.S. forces, Saddam Hussein told an FBI interrogator he believed Iran was a greater threat to Iraq than the United States, according to newly released FBI documents.

updated Thu Jul 02 2009 19:19:57

Reformists question legitimacy of Iran's government

Three leading Iranian reformists who have rejected the results of last month's election questioned the legitimacy of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's government Wednesday.

updated Thu Jul 02 2009 18:27:33

Attacks, arrests slowing online news from Iran

Bloody attacks and midnight arrests, combined with a regime growing more technologically savvy, have begun stemming the flow of online information from dissidents in Iran, activists and human rights officials say.

updated Thu Jul 02 2009 14:02:05

Hospital: Teen killed by Israeli tank fire

A 17-year-old girl was killed and another person was injured on Thursday by Israeli tank fire at the El Marej refugee camp east of Gaza City, hospital sources said.

updated Thu Jul 02 2009 13:11:09

McKinney held in Israel, to be returned to U.S.

Former U.S. Rep. Cynthia McKinney -- who was aboard a ship the Israeli navy intercepted this week -- is in a detention center and will be returned to the United States, the U.S. Embassy said.

updated Thu Jul 02 2009 04:36:54

Amnesty: Israel killed hundreds of Gaza civilians

Israeli troops killed hundreds of unarmed civilian adults and children, broke laws and committed war crimes during their winter offensive in Gaza, Amnesty International said in a scathing report released Thursday.

updated Thu Jul 02 2009 02:30:10

Teen plane crash survivor 'didn't feel a thing'

The father of a teenage girl who remarkably survived a plane crash off the Comoros islands has described how his daughter was ejected from the plane into the Indian Ocean.

updated Thu Jul 02 2009 02:04:09

Rescuers spot wreckage of plane that crashed

Rescuers on Tuesday spotted the wreckage of a Yemeni jet that crashed in the Indian Ocean off the island nation of Comoros, the country's Vice President Idi Nadhoim said.

updated Wed Jul 01 2009 23:14:58

Newsweek reporter in Iran reportedly 'confesses'

A reporter for Newsweek magazine who was arrested in Tehran has confessed to doing the bidding of Western governments, the semi-official Fars News Agency reported Wednesday.

updated Wed Jul 01 2009 16:33:00

Opposition movement in Iran not over, experts say

The chants, the clashes, the outrage, the blood -- for more than two weeks, the world watched as the fallout from Iran's presidential elections unraveled from peaceful demonstrations to government-led crackdowns on city streets.

updated Wed Jul 01 2009 13:51:35

Al-Sadr demands full U.S. withdrawal from Iraq

The ongoing presence of U.S. troops in Iraq "shows that the (Iraqi) government and the occupation are not serious about the withdrawal," a key Shiite cleric in the country said Wednesday.

updated Wed Jul 01 2009 13:02:51

Report expresses concern for clearing Iraqi landmines

Two U.N. agencies said Wednesday they are concerned that Iraq will not be able to meet its obligations under the global treaty to ban landmines.

updated Wed Jul 01 2009 12:21:15

France: Yemenia plane's distress signals located, not 'black boxes'

Rescue workers have located the downed Yemenia Airways plane's distress signals, but not its flight data recorders, France's Foreign Ministry said Wednesday.

updated Wed Jul 01 2009 11:56:28

Iran blocks opposition party newspaper

Iran's government was accused of blocking publication of a reformist party's newspaper Wednesday to prevent it publishing a letter from a presidential candidate questioning the legitimacy of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's victory in last month's election.

updated Wed Jul 01 2009 09:40:39

Iran releases more British embassy staff

Three more British Embassy staffers arrested by Iran have been released, Tehran's government-funded Press TV reported Wednesday. One staff member remains in detention.

updated Wed Jul 01 2009 03:47:31

Child found alive after plane crashes in sea

Searchers have recovered the bodies of three people who were aboard a Yemenia Airways jet that crashed off the coast of Comoros in the Indian Ocean, a spokesman for Yemen's Civil Aviation department said Tuesday.

updated Tue Jun 30 2009 21:25:04

Israel navy intercepts boat with ex-U.S. Rep. McKinney

The Israeli navy took control of a boat that violated an Israeli blockade and crossed into Gazan waters Tuesday, the Israel Defense Forces said, while a Gaza group said the ship was carrying humanitarian aid, a former U.S. congresswoman and a Nobel laureate.

updated Tue Jun 30 2009 16:35:36

Iraqis cheer -- and fear -- U.S. pullout from cities

Iraqis celebrated in the streets Tuesday for the withdrawal of U.S. troops from their cities and towns under an agreement signed last year with the U.S. government.

updated Tue Jun 30 2009 16:01:55

Commentary: U.S. dollars could kill Iran's protest movement

On a number of occasions and in perfectly pitched and calibrated statements, President Obama has expressed his unequivocal support for the civil rights movement in Iran without appearing to interfere in Iranian domestic affairs.

updated Tue Jun 30 2009 10:41:02

Iran's election authority: Partial recount shows election valid

Saying it had completed an investigation into alleged voter irregularities, Iran's election authority on Monday stood by its findings that gave hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad an overwhelming victory and sparked more than two weeks of chaos in the streets.

updated Tue Jun 30 2009 10:39:07

UNICEF to reopen Baghdad office

The United Nations Children's Fund is reopening its office in Baghdad six years after leaving because of the conflict in Iraq, the agency announced Tuesday.

updated Tue Jun 30 2009 09:45:10

Airbus crash: EU concerned about airline

The airline operating an Airbus A310-300 jet that crashed in the Indian Ocean on Tuesday with 153 people aboard was being monitored by EU authorities, according to France's transport minister.

updated Mon Jun 29 2009 20:37:23

Historic moment in Iraq marked with street festival

Iraqis welcomed the Tuesday deadline for American troops to leave their towns and cities with a street festival in Baghdad, though fears of renewed violence tempered celebrations of what their government called "National Sovereignty Day."

updated Mon Jun 29 2009 19:26:39

Ahmadinejad: Neda's death is 'suspicious'

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Monday called the death of Neda Agha-Soltan "suspicious" and urged the country's authorities to identify those responsible for it, Iran's semi-official Fars news agency reported Monday.

updated Mon Jun 29 2009 18:09:56

Iran's election authority: Partial recount shows election valid

Saying it had completed an investigation into alleged voter irregularities, Iran's election authority on Monday stood by its findings that gave hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad an overwhelming victory and sparked more than two weeks of chaos in the streets.

updated Mon Jun 29 2009 14:53:57

Commentary: Iran's sons and daughters will win

As the dust settles on battered Iranian streets, the ultra-conservative ruling mullahs appear to have won the first round against reformist rivals. But far from vanquished, the reformist movement has gained momentum, confidence, assertiveness and many new followers.

updated Mon Jun 29 2009 13:08:23

Israel moves forward with settlement construction

Israel plans to build 50 new housing units in an existing West Bank settlement near Jerusalem, the Defense Ministry said Monday.

updated Mon Jun 29 2009 10:10:16

'Neda' becomes rallying cry

updated Mon Jun 29 2009 09:57:07

Iraqi troops ready to secure major cities, top U.S. general says

Despite some high-profile bombings in recent days, Iraq's security forces are ready to take over for U.S. forces this week to stabilize the nation's major cities, the U.S. commander in Iraq told CNN on Sunday.

updated Mon Jun 29 2009 05:30:47

Iran releases five British embassy staff

Five British Embassy local staff members arrested by Iran have been released, an Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said Monday.

updated Sun Jun 28 2009 22:09:33

Thousands demonstrate silently in Tehran

Watched closely by police, several thousand protesters moved slowly down a major Tehran thoroughfare Sunday in the first demonstration over the country's disputed presidential election that authorities have allowed in days.

updated Sun Jun 28 2009 21:05:20

Iranian minister blames Britain, U.S. for unrest

Iran's intelligence minister Sunday blamed Western powers for stirring up protests over its disputed presidential election, singling out Britain and saying the British Embassy in Tehran "played a heavy role in the recent disturbances."

updated Sun Jun 28 2009 18:21:12

Influential Iranian cleric: Vote fallout a 'tangled mess'

After more than two weeks of silence amid Iran's violent election fallout, former President Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani -- a key Iranian cleric -- emerged Sunday to call out "suspicious sources" who are creating a rift between the public and the Islamic government.

updated Sun Jun 28 2009 11:18:27

Iran's Press TV disputes story of Neda's death

The woman whose death has come to symbolize Iranian resistance to the government's official election results did not die the way the opposition claims, government-backed Press TV said Sunday.

updated Sun Jun 28 2009 09:12:37

Britain blasts arrest of embassy staffers in Iran

The arrest of local staff members at the British Embassy in Iran is "harassment and intimidation of a kind which is quite unacceptable," British Foreign Secretary David Miliband said Sunday.

updated Sun Jun 28 2009 02:05:29

Report: Hospitalized Iranians seized

Iranians wounded during protests are being seized at hospitals by members of an Islamic militia, an Amnesty International official told CNN.

updated Sun Jun 28 2009 01:39:25

Powerful ex-President Rafsanjani remains quiet in election fallout

He's a key Iranian politician whose name is on the lips of opponents, supporters and experts alike in the bloody aftermath of the Iran's presidential elections.

updated Sat Jun 27 2009 21:45:04

Sunday last day for Iran candidates to file complaints

The body overseeing elections in Iran reminded opposition candidates in the disputed presidential election that they have until Sunday to lodge any further complaints about the vote, state-run media reported.

updated Sat Jun 27 2009 21:36:25

Iran's security council tells Moussavi to back off

Members of Iran's influential National Security Council have told opposition leader Mir Hossein Moussavi that his repeated demands for the annulment of the June 12 election results are "illogical and unethical," state media reported.

updated Sat Jun 27 2009 13:36:15

Ahmadinejad accuses Obama of interfering in election

Iran's president slammed President Obama on Saturday, saying officials in the Islamic republic are astonished over what they see as his interference in Iran's disputed elections.

updated Fri Jun 26 2009 15:06:32

Zakaria: Not yet time for revolution in Iran

Iranian opposition leader Mir Hossein Moussavi issued a defiant statement Thursday, again insisting the controversial June 12 presidential election was a "fraud," Iran's government-funded Press TV reported.

updated Fri Jun 26 2009 12:55:30

Baghdad market bombing adds to soaring death toll

A market bombing in central Baghdad killed 15 people Friday morning, continuing the spike in violence as the deadline approaches for the United States to withdraw combat troops from Iraqi cities.

updated Fri Jun 26 2009 12:54:50

Commentary: Pray for Neda

Since last Saturday, the images of Neda Agha Soltan, the young woman who died on the streets of Tehran, keep playing before my eyes.

updated Fri Jun 26 2009 09:41:51

Bodies of Iraq hostages returned to Britain

The bodies of two UK men kidnapped in Baghdad two years ago have been returned to their homeland, the British Foreign Office said Friday.

updated Thu Jun 25 2009 22:58:21

9 killed as attacks intensify in Baghdad

Violence in Iraq surged again Thursday, leaving nine people dead and dozens wounded, including several U.S. troops, authorities said.

updated Thu Jun 25 2009 22:04:54

Moussavi maintains defiant stance

Iranian opposition leader Mir Hossein Moussavi issued a defiant statement Thursday, again insisting the controversial June 12 presidential election was a "fraud," Iran's government-funded Press TV reported.

updated Thu Jun 25 2009 20:05:51

Iranian envoy: CIA involved in Neda's shooting?

The United States may have been behind the killing of Neda Agha-Soltan, the 26-year-old Iranian woman whose fatal videotaped shooting Saturday made her a symbol of opposition to the June 12 presidential election results, the country's ambassador to Mexico said Thursday.

updated Thu Jun 25 2009 13:36:51

Hamas leader: Obama must do more for peace

Hamas political leader Khaled Meshaal on Thursday called on the United States to take a more active role in the Mideast peace process "so that America and the rest of the world can take a break from the headache of the region."

updated Thu Jun 25 2009 10:55:50

Amanpour: Dented Khamenei faces battle of wills

Despite his threats of "consequences" and the subsequent beatings and shooting deaths by government agents, the open protests on Iran's streets by hundreds of thousands of people have dented the shield of invincibility of Iran's Supreme religious Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, say sources in Iran.

updated Thu Jun 25 2009 05:24:41

Iran's attacks on UK tap into centuries of suspicion

With protests flaring on the streets of Iran, Tehran has singled out one foreign power for particular criticism -- and it's not the one you might expect.

updated Thu Jun 25 2009 04:31:14

Egyptian tycoon, ex-cop face execution

An Egyptian court on Thursday confirmed the death sentences of a business tycoon and a former police officer convicted of killing rising Lebanese pop star Suzanne Tamim.

updated Thu Jun 25 2009 01:05:53

Khamenei urges tolerance, Iranian media report

Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, urged parliamentarians Wednesday to tolerate the voices of the opposition, government-run Press TV reported.

updated Wed Jun 24 2009 23:39:19

Iran ambassador: Protesters represent a minority

The anti-government protesters who have streamed into streets across Iran to protest this month's presidential elections as rigged represent a small minority of the nation, Iran's ambassador to Mexico, Mohammad Hassan Ghadiri, said Wednesday.

updated Wed Jun 24 2009 21:38:07

As U.S. troop withdrawal nears, 'uptick' in violence expected

The U.S. expects the level of violence in Iraq to rise as it goes ahead with its planned withdrawal of troops from Iraqi cities by June 30, the Pentagon said Wednesday.

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