New York Times | ISIS Stages Attacks in Iraq and Libya, Despite US Airstrikes New York Times In Iraq, two gunmen wearing suicide vests attacked a local council building in Amariya al Falluja, a bold incursion into the center of a city about 37 miles southwest of Baghdad. The city is one of the last bastions of government control in Anbar ... |
Wall Street Journal | US Adding Military Advisers in Iraq to Reclaim Ramadi, Officials Say New York Times WASHINGTON — In a major shift of strategy in Iraq, the Obama administration is planning to establish a new military base in Anbar Province and send hundreds of additional American military trainers to help Iraqi forces retake the city of Ramadi and ... US Prepares Plan to Send Hundreds More Trainers to Iraq Obama administration considering more US troops for Iraq US considering 500 additional troops in Iraq |
Fox News | Rumsfeld defends remarks about democracy in Iraq, says he wasn't criticizing ... CNN Washington (CNN) Former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld insisted in an interview with CNN Tuesday that his recent comments about being skeptical about creating a democracy in Iraq did not contradict his previous positions about the Iraq War. Rumsfeld: 'Unrealistic' for Bush to pursue democracy in Iraq Donald Rumsfeld denies he thought democracy in Iraq was 'realistic' goal Bob Woodward On Donald Rumsfeld's Iraq Comments: 'It's Just A Total ... |
Business Insider | There's another conflict brewing in Iraq that 'could get get quite nasty' Business Insider Kurdish Peshmerga iraq REUTERS/Youssef Boudlal Kurdish Peshmerga fighters guard their position on the Jalawla front line in the northeastern district of Baquba near the city of Khanaqin August 29, 2014. |
Defense One | ISIS Is Using Tunnel Bombs in Iraq Defense One In Iraq, ISIS used tunnel attacks to devastating effect in their assault on Ramadi. On March 11, ISIS forces detonated a tunnel bomb under an Iraqi army headquarters, killing an estimated 22 people. The blast consumed seven tons of explosives in an 800 ... Recent ISIS and Al Qaeda Rebel Gains in Syria and Iraq: A Result of US Support ... |
CBS News | Obama administration considering additional options in Iraq CBS News While ISIS has gained ground in some areas of Iraq recently, such as the key city of Ramadi, the Pentagon claims its train-and-equip program is working. As many as 8,000 Iraqi troops have been trained. The ones in the field are performing well ... Bullets fly on ISIS front line as Iraqis prepare for battle US 'preparing shift in Iraq policy' Report: US to send hundreds more trainers to Iraq in effort to retake Ramadi |
MSNBC | Rumsfeld breaks with Bush on Iraq MSNBC For much of the Bush/Cheney era, as conditions in Iraq deteriorated, then-President George W. Bush had some standard rhetorical lines. It wasn't unusual, for example, to hear the beleaguered Republican president say something like, “Some people say an ... |
UN News Centre | Millions in Iraq need greater humanitarian support, warns top UN relief official UN News Centre The humanitarian situation in Iraq is dire. Since January 2014, more than three million Iraqis have been displaced from their homes and over eight million people are in need of assistance that aid agencies cannot always provide them with, due to lack ... Help for Iraq not reaching the most dangerous areas: MSF New UN aid chief demands more Iraq access New UN humanitarian chief visits Iraq |
DesMoinesRegister.com | Iowa soldier returns to Iraq alone to fight ISIS DesMoinesRegister.com But the Iowa soldier returned to Iraq last month, headed to war for the third time. The first two times, he served with the Iowa National Guard, with authority from the U.S. Army. This time, he's volunteering on his own to help train the Kurdish army ... |
U-T San Diego | Marine retried for Iraq murder U-T San Diego A Marine convicted of murder in one of the most prominent and convoluted legal cases of the Iraq War is back in court this week at Camp Pendleton, facing retrial for the slaying of an Iraqi man dragged from his bed during the height of the conflict. |