US and Iraq to ‘intensify cooperation’ to prevent terrorist attacks
The move is aimed at ensuring Iraqi territory is not used to launch assaults against US and Iraqi people and facilities.
US and Iraq to ‘intensify cooperation’ to prevent terrorist attacks
The move is aimed at ensuring Iraqi territory is not used to launch assaults against US and Iraqi people and facilities.
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