Britain’s Straw Suggests Start Of Iraq Troop Exit Next Year

14 Apr 2005

Britain might start withdrawing its troops from Iraq next year, Foreign Secretary Jack Straw said, in remarks suggesting the government was seeking an exit timetable for its 7,500 troops. “The period of progressive rundown in forces is much more likely to happen next year and not this year,” Straw told the Financial Times newspaper.Full Story

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