U.S. military death toll in Iraq reaches 1,907

The U.S. military in Iraq confirmed that 12 more Americans were killed, pushing the toll of American troops killed in Iraq past 1,900.

The latest American deaths, which raised the overall toll to 1,907, included a soldier from the 18th Military Police Brigade killed in a roadside bombing 75 miles north of Baghdad on Tuesday.

Four soldiers attached to the Marine Expeditionary Force died Monday in two roadside bombings near the insurgent stronghold of Ramadi, 70 miles west of Baghdad.

Three soldiers died last Friday in roadside bombings dduring their patral operations in Baghdad. But their deaths weren't announced until Tuesday.

Besides the eight soldiers, the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad said that a suicide car bombing killed four other Americans - a diplomatic security agent and three private security agents - when traveling in a convoy Monday in Mosul.

In the meantime a new poll showed dwindling support among Americans for President Bush's handling of Iraq. Two-thirds in an AP-Ipsos survey said the United States was spending too much in Iraq, the AP reports.