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French journalist dies of injuries after reporting on Isis war in Iraq - The Independent
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- Kurds in northern Iraq celebrate the new year festival of Nowruz, in photos - AP News - March 22nd, 2026 [March 22nd, 2026]
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- From the archives: Airmen at Bashur Airfield, Iraq - Stars and Stripes - March 22nd, 2026 [March 22nd, 2026]
- A Look Back at the U.S.-led Invasion of Iraq, 23 Years On - PBS - March 22nd, 2026 [March 22nd, 2026]
- NATO says it is 'adjusting' mission in Iraq after report of withdrawal of personnel - Reuters - March 22nd, 2026 [March 22nd, 2026]
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- Same Lies, New War: Trump and the Iraq Playbook - Reason Magazine - March 22nd, 2026 [March 22nd, 2026]
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- Iraq begs FIFA for help as Iran war threatens to ruin country's first World Cup visit in 40 years - MSN - March 9th, 2026 [March 9th, 2026]
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- They fought in Iraq. Now theyre the Democrats loudest voices against the war in Iran. - CNN - March 7th, 2026 [March 7th, 2026]
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