US Military Says Iraq Violence at Lowest Level Since 2006 Mosque Bombing

20 Sep 2007

The number two commander of U.S. forces in Iraq says violence in the country has fallen to its lowest level since before the 2006 bombing of the Golden Mosque in Samara, which triggered reprisal sectarian killings. Full Story

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