Poland asks president to keep troops in Iraq for another year
The &to=https://english.pravda.ru/columnists/2002/11/20/39741.html' target=_blank>U.S. coalition in Iraq saw its size dwindle Tuesday as Ukraine and Bulgaria said all of their troops had left the country while Poland said it would remain, but reduce its number of troops by 600 next year.
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