Major attacks decline in Iraq
The number of truck bombs and other large al-Qaeda-style attacks in Iraq have declined nearly 50% since the United States started increasing troop levels in Iraq about six months ago, according to the U.S. military command in Iraq. The high-profile attacks generally large bombs hitting markets, mosques or other "soft" targets that produce mass casualties have dropped to about 70 in July from a high during the past year of about 130 in March, according to the Multi-National Force Iraq.
Surge won't work. Never happen. Nope, it's a failure - DemsLots of generals weighing in at the link. |
Posted by: GolfBravoUSMC 2007-08-14 |