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Bush Pledges Continued US Presence in Iraq at NATO Summit

In Estonia today, President Bush gave a preview of his meeting with Iraq's Prime Minister later this week. Saying he'll discuss the situation on the ground as well as American and European support of Iraqi security forces, he vowed not to pull out troops before the US mission is complete.

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

In Estonia today, President Bush gave a preview of his meeting with Iraq's Prime Minister later this week. Saying he'll discuss the situation on the ground as well as American and European support of Iraqi security forces, he vowed not to pull out troops before the US mission is complete.

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Bush Pledges Continued US Presence in Iraq at NATO Summit

In Estonia today, President Bush gave a preview of his meeting with Iraq's Prime Minister later this week. Saying he'll discuss the situation on the ground as well as American and European support of Iraqi security forces, he vowed not to pull out troops before the US mission is complete.

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Bush Pledges Continued US Presence in Iraq at NATO Summit

In Estonia today, President Bush gave a preview of his meeting with Iraq's Prime Minister later this week. Saying he'll discuss the situation on the ground as well as American and European support of Iraqi security forces, he vowed not to pull out troops before the US mission is complete.

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