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America Is Doing Such a Good Job in Iraq That…

Posted on Oct 17, 2006

The Iraqi president says Syria and Iran need to pitch in to stabilize the country.

BBC:

Violence in Iraq could end “within months” if Iran and Syria joined efforts to stabilise the country, says Iraqi President Jalal Talabani.

He told the BBC the move would “be the beginning of the end of terrorism”.

The idea for the US to open talks with Iran and Syria over Iraq is said to be under consideration by a panel of experts examining US policy on Iraq.

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