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Xinhua | 伊拉克政府認為星期一它希望美國。 戰鬥部隊在2010年以前會離開，提高時線清楚的視覺，在二個國家對一個隱晦的「時間範圍達成協議之後」。  

伊拉克政府發言人阿里AlDabbagh做了評論作為美國。 民主黨總統候選人Barack Obama是這裡在一次實情調查的遊覽中。

在Obama的會議以後與伊拉克總理Nuri AlMaliki， Dabbagh說伊拉克沒有設置一張固定的撤退時間表，而是希望美國。 隊伍會結束它的作戰角色并且在2010年以前拔出。

Maliki根據Maliki的辦公室發布的聲明告訴伊利諾伊參議員伊拉克在作戰成功地克服了困難和安全挑戰和獲得的勝利與AlQaida恐怖主義小組和民兵和取得經濟成就。

Obama說他相信伊拉克政府能在通過立法成功在伊拉克人民的興趣在經濟領域。

在他的會議期間與伊拉克總統Jalal Talabani， Obama稱讚了在伊拉克達到的政治進展，包括遜尼派教徒黨回歸到政府， Talabani的辦公室在聲明認為。

Obama在伊拉克星期一上午在外交事務在美國之後到達了從科威特，在參觀對阿富汗，他的中東的第一條腿和被設計的歐洲遊覽促進他的言在總統競選不分勝負後面之中。

民主黨總統候選人許諾撤出美國。 隊伍從伊拉克在16個月內，如果選舉，和派遣更多隊伍到阿富汗，安全情況得到更壞。

美國。 使館在伊拉克認為更加早期的星期一他也將遇見聯合領導和美國。 外交官員並且構成服務運轉在伊拉克的成員和平民職員。

Obama的參觀來了，伊拉克和美國在一條七高八低的軌道往結束一個雙邊安全條約。

在劇烈的安全向上的後面和在增長的壓力下在家在10月可能舉行的省競選之前， Maliki的政府在交涉採取更強的姿態，包括講一個期限為美國的出現。 隊伍，當聯合國命令到期在年的末端。

The two sides are also at odds over some other issues like whether Iraqi laws would apply to the U.S. service people and contractors in the future.

U.S. President George W. Bush opposes a specific timetable for pulling out the troops, insisting such a move hinge on situation evolvement on the ground.

In a video conference last week, Bush and Maliki agreed on a “time horizon” for reducing the troops.

Bush sent in five combat brigades last year to quell a growing wave of violence in Iraq. Now, violence here has dropped to a four-year low.

The last batch of reinforced American troops is expected to leave by the end of this month. U.S. military commanders are mulling on further cut of force according to an assessment of the local security situation.

General David Petraeus, U.S. top commander in Iraq, is expected to make his recommendations on future troop levels in a report to the U.S. Congress in September.

Also, Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has mentioned a perspective of further drawdown following his recent visit to Iraq.

While noting the security gains are not irreversible, Mullen said on Wednesday that the situation is “unquestionably and remarkably better,” and “if these trends continue I expect to be able to recommend to the secretary and the president further troop reductions early this fall.”

During his stay in Afghanistan, Obama met with President Hamid Karzai and visited U.S. military bases.

Before coming to Baghdad, Obama visited the southern Iraq city of Basra. The oil-rich region has long been a hotbed of turf war among Shiites, and saw large-scale crackdown operations against militants in March.

In Iraq, the locals were divided over their preference for the next U.S. president.

“I am not really care who will be the next U.S. president, because I think the policy of the U.S. administration would not be affected by a person,” said Dhiyaa al-Hadithy, a 38-year-old physician, “However, if you insist, I prefer Obama, because this man supports the U.S. troop withdrawal from Iraq as soon as possible. Besides, the man is the son of a black Kenyan. Maybe he will feel our suffering because of his cultural background.”

Abdul-Hussein al-Kaaby, 47, threw his support behind Obama’s Republican presidential campaign rival John McCain.

“I believe that McCain is more reasonable in leading the U.S. policy in Iraq. The man is realistic. They can’t just pull out the troops, while our security forces are facing considerable threats from terrorists,” said the lawyer.

“We are facing terrorism coming from the region and all over the world, so we still need the world great powers to support us, and Mr. McCain and the Republicans are the right people to provide back-up,” he said.

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