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U.S., Iraq seek stronger Arab backing for Baghdad

] - 22. Aprile 2008 - 0:47

KUWAIT (Reuters) - Seeking to improve ties between Baghdad and its neighbors, the United States and Iraq will push hard on Tuesday for Arab states to open embassies and offer debt relief while backing Iraq's new drive to disarm militias.

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