Iraqi leaders have criticised neighbouring countries for interfering in the country's internal affairs. The prime minister and his foreign minister made the accusation at an international security conference in Baghdad, attended by Syria and Iran.
The US has accused Syria and Iran of failing to stop the infiltration of militants or arming them.
The meeting came a day before the US's top general in Iraq testifies on the impact of the latest troop increase.
Well what a difference a month makes? Do you think the Iraqi government is just making noises about its' neighbors now, to demonstrate how much they still need the Americans there?
I mean how long would the Al-Maliki government last in Iraq once the US troops are gone, my feeling is they would have to leave with them.
"Yeehaw" is not a foreign policy!
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Who knows what games they are having to play just to survive, let alone to achieve their own agenda? At least now we know something of what they are doing during their summer "holiday".
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