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The independent Kul al-Iraq newspaper said in its Friday editorial that two years ago, the people of the United States as well as congressional leaders started sending messages to the Iraqi people trying to convince them the United States is not an occupation force and they want to leave Iraq even more than the those who oppose the U.S. military presence.
In its editorial titled "Basra is the bloody face of Iraq," Shebab Al Iraq newspaper commented on the latest developments in the security situation in Basra after clashes between Iraqi forces, backed by the U.S. forces, and the Mahdi Army.
Kul Al Iraq newspaper said Thursday in its editorial on the latest violence in Baghdad and Basra that Iraqis raised their hands asking God to end the strife that could have cost many lives.
In its editorial with the headline "Have the Americans won in Iraq?" the independent Kul Al Iraq newspaper said Monday most analysts agree the United States has failed in Iraq and is trying to get out of the cul-de-sac in which it finds itself.
Kul Al Iraq newspaper carried an editorial Tuesday with the headline, "The PKK and Mujahedin Khalq."
The independent Kitabat newspaper carried a front-page editorial Thursday with the headline: " U.S. barters Turkey's past with Iraqi's present: Will anyone challenge it?"
Kul Al Iraq newspaper reported Thursday the Karbala province police chief announced the release of 75 detainees from Karbala prisons due to lack of evidence against them.
The Shabab Al Iraq newspaper reports the U.S. Army announced on Friday that they killed 25 "criminals" during clashes with insurgents west of Baqouba.
Al Mada newspaper reported Friday on the arrest of 14 wanted figures who were disguised as women in Diyala.
Al Itijah Al Akhar newspaper in an editorial criticized Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's government and the way it deals with the current situation in Iraq.