Iraqi Kurds seek promise of protection from US
With instability, criticism grows
WASHINGTON -- Leaders of Iraq's Kurdish minority, who were key US allies in the 2003 invasion, are becoming increasingly critical of US actions in Iraq and are now seeking assurances from the Bush administration that Americans will protect their region if violence reaches its borders. (Full article: 1298 words)
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