Mission beendet – doch von Freiheit ist der Irak weit entfernt

USA ziehen Truppen vorzeitig ab

Mission beendet – doch von Freiheit ist der Irak weit entfernt

19.08.2010, 16:39 Uhr • Lesezeit: 1 Minute

Selbst die eingeweihten US-Reporter durften über den plötzlichen Abzug nicht berichten. Ohne neue Regierung bleibt die Lage im Irak instabil.

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