Looking to Anbar for Iraq's future
Looking to Anbar for Iraq's future
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The province's newfound stability is often cited as justification for U.S. strategy. But some see perils in trying to replicate that model elsewhere. RAMADI, Iraq — The mood was celebratory. Dozens of tribal sheiks clad in traditional finery gathered for a feast after the central government promised $120 million to help Anbar province recover from years of fighting between U.S. forces and insurgents. |
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