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31
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by QuestionGirl • 11:42 am
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From the Boston Globe:
Britain fought back against criticism in Washington over its performance in Iraq on Friday, taking the unusual step of publishing an editorial in a U.S. newspaper staunchly defending its record.
The opinion-editorial, jointly signed by the defense and foreign ministers, follows weeks of commentary, largely in the American press, in which military analysts, former generals and unnamed administration sources have suggested that British forces have failed in Basra and are set to flee.
The barrage has built up since Gordon Brown took over from Tony Blair, Washington’s staunchest ally, as British prime minister in June, and spurred the response from Defence Secretary Des Browne and Foreign Secretary David Miliband.
You can read the editorial here, at the Washington Post.
Filed: Iraq, UK








