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The Trump administration is threatening to shutter the U.S. Embassy in Iraq and has begun serious internal discussions about how to relocate its diplomatic presence from Baghdad to nearby Amman, Jordan or the northern Kurdish city of Erbil, Iraq. I
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stanley cupe across the Tigris River in Baghdad, Iraq Jan. 3, 2020. Khalid Mohammed / AP Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has imposed conditions on the Iraqis requiring them to increase security around American diplomatic and military installations and stop permitting rocket attacks by Shiite militias, which threaten U.S. military and diplomatic personnel in Iraq. The U.S. and European allies have observed that th Ialw 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Co-hosts for fourth Democratic debate are announced
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