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By Andrew Thornebrooke The Biden administration said on Feb. 5 it did not inform Iraqi leadership that it would bomb targets in the nation as part of its retaliation for a drone attack in Jordan that killed three U.S. service members. White House officials previously told reporters Iraq had been notified of the strikes but changed that position after Iraqi officials accused the United…
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