Saturday, August 28, 2010

Iraq News Updates -- August 28, 2010

US President Barack Obama records the weekly address. Photo: White House/Lawrence Jackson

Obama Says Iraq War Is Ending, His Promise Is Kept -- Reuters

VINEYARD HAVEN, Massachusetts (Reuters) - President Barack Obama said on Saturday Iraq could "chart its own course" and told Americans the drawdown of U.S. troops helped fulfil a promise he made during the 2008 presidential campaign.

Obama, who is vacationing on the Massachusetts island of Martha's Vineyard, declared in his weekly radio and Internet address that "the war is ending" and pledged to take care of troops who are returning home.

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More News On Iraq

Obama: Iraq war is ending, Baghdad to chart future -- AP
Obama touts positive Iraq news in radio address -- Washington Post
Obama hails Iraq drawdown -- Politico
Obama says Iraq war 'ending,' calls country 'sovereign' -- AFP
Obama, In Video, Thanks US Troops For Fighting In Iraq -- Wall Street Journal
US soldiers back from Iraq made 'America safer': Obama -- AFP
Obama Says Iraq War Is `Ending,' Promises Support for Returning Veterans -- Bloomberg
Obama Pledges Support for US Veterans -- Voice of America

Iraq goes on highest alert for terror attacks -- Yahoo News/AP
Iraq put on high alert ahead of expected bombing campaign -- CNN
Iraqi PM warns of new wave of violence -- Xinhuanet
Iraqi PM warns of attacks as U.S. withdraws - TV -- Reuters
Iraq Security a Concern for Iraqis in US -- Voice of America
Withdrawal leaves Iraqis insecure -- Mail & Guardian
Analysis: Baghdad weary amid pullout and death -- CNN
Eight killed in Iraq violence, Qaeda militants arrested -- AFP
Sunni force targeted in Iraq -- Al Jazeera
US points to oil as key to Iraq's postwar future -- AP

Operation New Dawn: Iraqi voices -- BBC
Is Obama Taking Credit for Iraq Too Soon? -- CBS News
Leaving Iraq -- New York Times editorial
Grim stability is the US legacy in Iraq -- The Independent opinion
Iraq in hindsight -- The National opinion

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