Date: 1 Sep 2010 Comments:0
BEIJING, Sept. 1 call, according to foreign reports, the evening of August 31 local time, 8 pm, Barack Obama delivered a speech at the White House officially announced that the U.S. war in Iraq, the 7-year mandate ended.

Obama announced the end of U.S. military combat missions
According to reports, the White House released excerpts of the Obama speech shows Obama in the Oval Office to the United States, said the video: Barack Obama announced that U.S. military operations ended in Iraq
Source: “Tonight, I announced that the U.S. military operations in Iraq ended.”
Obama said that “the liberation of Iraq is ended, the Iraqi people as they now assume responsibility for national security.” “By the United States and a great chapter in the history of Iraq, we have completed (given) responsibility. Now, is to turn the page of time.”
Obama pointed out that the “end to the war in Iraq is not only the aspiration of the will of the Americans. U.S. Wei will be the future of Iraq sent his Renmin hands, paid a tremendous price,” U.S. soldiers killed in the U.S. domestic budget tight cases, “the enormous resources spent overseas.” However, based on “with the Iraqis to share the same faith,” the U.S. believes “the cradle of civilization in Iraq from the ashes of war bred a new beginning.”
Obama said the United States, the primary task now is to focus on domestic issues such as economic issues, he called for Americans re.
Obama also said that the war does not mean that violent attacks in Iraq are no longer there, in fact, the extremists are still planning bomb attacks target Iraqi civilians, trying to incite religious conflict. Therefore, Obama called for Iraqi leaders to form a unity by the Iraqi people recognize the new government as an urgent task to handle.
The United States fought the war in Iraq, seven and a half years, resulting in more than 4,000 U.S. troops dead, 100,000 Iraqis. In 7 years time, the U.S. can be bogged down in political, economic, military and diplomatic paid a heavy price. Although to the end of August, the U.S. withdrawal of all combat troops, there are still more than 50,000 non-combat U.S. troops remain in Iraq. These U.S. military mission is “training the Iraqi army,” “help rebuild” and “to promote political reconciliation in Iraq.” Obama plans to withdraw U.S. troops by 2011 this group.