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| Iraq-Jordan |
| Japan worried Dutch will leave Iraq, leaving GSDF |
| 2004-05-12 |
| TOKYO — Japan is keeping a close watch on the Netherlands after Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende suggested Tuesday his government may consider pulling Dutch troops from Iraq in the wake of the killing of a Dutch soldier there. Dutch troops are in charge of the security in the southern Iraqi city of Samawah, where 550 Japanese troops have been deployed for humanitarian assistance. mmmhhh, well the Duth could stay till june 30, stay ofcourse in 3feet thick walled bunkers, they are not that chicken. |
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