Iraqi造句

Dar Dour (The Iraqi TV show spoof).

Among the issues was Iranian support for Iraqi Kurdish rebels.

Nor are we seeking to control Iraqi airspace.

Such incidents do not bode well for Iraqi peace.

In exchange, the Iraqi Kurds are squeezing the PKK. An Iraqi Kurdish satellite-television channel, Kurd Stat, even carries Turkish-language news broadcasts.

The report says the number of Iraqi asylum seekers declined by 10 percent in 2008.

Iran denied entering Iraqi territory but only left the oil field after a three-day standoff.

From the council office, we embarked on what passes for an embed with the Iraqi army.

But a chilling truth is that as the U.S. death toll declined, the Iraqi one would almost surely soar.

Mr Bremer himself displayed "distaste, bordering on contempt" for some of the figures in the Iraqi Governing Council (IGC), the body he set up to put an Iraqi face on the occupation.

The Turks and the Iraqi Kurds are setting aside their ey now imports oil from Iraqi Kurdish plans to open its first consulate in Erbil, the regional capital.

It's a state in which Iraqi nationalism is very strong, and the neighbors ought to be reinforcing that.

He acknowledges that Iran is stirring the Iraqi pot but has no time for the shriller forms of Iran-bashing.

Marine Chaplain performs a baptism in the northernmost base in Kuwait, 20 miles from the Iraqi border.

Before the handover of power to the Iraqi government in 2004, the U.S.-led Coalition Provisional Authority granted immunity to foreign security contractors, a measure that remains part of Iraqi law.

They have to ask for permission to leave their bases and can do so only under an Iraqi escort.

He helped me with my Iraqi Arabic, and we talked about everything from the regime to soccer to life in the United States.

We relied in the Middle East on the Baghdad Pact, and yet when the Iraqi government was changed, the Baghdad Pact broke down.

Along with international prizes and shows, he boasts a death threat from former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and has riled Libyan and Jordanian authorities.

The green uniform, with epaulettes bearing the mark of Saddam Hussein's rank in the Iraqi army, has a starting price of $5,000.

On tightly packed shelves in Iraqi shops it is usually surrounded by rows of imports: Iranian noodles, Turkish milk, German detergent, and so on.

Later, other Iraqi officials were quoted as saying that even if the agreement calls for all U.S. troops to be out of Iraq, the government could later decide to invite some support troops to remain.

Responding to the ultimatum, Iraqi Foreign Minister Naji Sabri said Tuesday that Bush should step down, not Saddam, "because he made the U.S. hated and isolated in the world."

He says millions of Iraqi refugees in Syria and Jordan, as well as millions of Iraqis displaced in their own country continue to need food, water, shelter and other basic relief.

Saddam Hussein has placed Iraqi troops and equipment in civilian areas, attempting to use innocent men, women and children as shields for his own military; a final atrocity against his people.