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UK's Brown says wants to cut troops in Iraq

] - 19. Luglio 2008 - 9:59

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Prime Minister Gordon Brown flew into Baghdad on Saturday and said he wanted to reduce British troop levels in Iraq, although he refused to set a timetable for their departure.

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