Il generale ha chiarito che da qui a Luglio 2008 ci sarà una riduzione graduale delle truppe di terra di almeno 15000 uomini sul campo.
Indubbio è che l’Iraq presenta comunque una serie di ostacoli che nessuno si aspettava, e che analizzati uno per uno possono far capire come sia comunque difficile la gestione della guerra.
The root nodes, as pointed out by many, are essentially the Kurdish issue, the terrorism of Sunni, Shiite and texture with Iran in place for now rare.
The general approach of the hearings was a series of data on the progress of the war. Encouraging data in some cases, and release agents for those left out, if we consider the rate of civilian deaths that still stands after nearly six years of war.
I think the facts are now more positive scaling of Al-Qaida and the troops of the Mahdi, Al-Asdr, that at this time have laid down their arms pending the upcoming event.
also continues the training of Iraqi troops and not by chance the British in Basra have recently said that you can maintain order without the West has.
In my opinion, however, the problem is political rather than military. data provided by Petraeus are interesting but perhaps terribly empty when viewed in the absence of a genuine long-term policy that we can arrange the various ethnic groups in the country. The problem is substantial.
After almost 6 years we are discussing now whether to incorporate the ex-Baathists in the government. The grace policy was done years ago, and has instead preferred to wait, more and more humiliating Sunnis and Shiites by opening fire, in the grip of a desire for revenge that is still hard to quell.
had to be avoided so that the capital fell almost entirely in their hands, and the only military force is clearly not enough to solve this problem.
Iraq is increasingly shows that "war may not be the continuing policy", but that the two must go hand in hand.
Evidence of this loss of political capacity is also not very flattering opinion of the Bush administration to the Iraqi government, believed to be unable to restore order.
A weapon available to the economy remains . Oil revenues should be divided equally upset at the cost of the Kurdish minority, because responsibilities and management activities of "public" must necessarily be distributed among all parts of the country.
economy instead has been shelved, if not to be used by the countries concerned, who see the former Mesopotamia, a mere source of energy supply and nothing more.
To conclude then, if the news from the military point of view are reassuring in many aspects, it should know how it is shaping long-term political strategy of the Government , then call for new elections where there is a equitable distribution of positions of power and resources.
an alternative hypothesis is: the federal state in an absolute sense, each dealing as he thinks he has.
Solution This is perhaps still too immature for a country that is a path of democracy and not yet arrived
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