Ilan Goldenberg: End of Sadr Cease-Fire Potentially Very Bad (www.democracyarsenal.org)
Submitted 6 months ago by rmwarnick | 1 Comments |
Submitted 6 months ago by rmwarnick | 1 Comments |
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The decline in civilian casualties in early 2007 was due to the completion of sectarian cleansing in Baghdad. A second drop in September 2007 was a result of the Mahdi Army cease-fire. What now, with the cease-fire unraveling?
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