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DATE
EVENT
U.S. DEAD
IRAQI CIVILIAN DEAD
06.01.09
McClatchy-Tribune News Service reports that President Barack Obama’s decision not to release more photos of detainees was based on concerns by Iraq’s prime minister that the photos would incite riots in Iraq.
4,306
90,788
06.02.09
As U.S. troops withdraw from Iraqi cities, they are moving to tents in the desert heat.
4,307
90,790
06.04.09
Iraq and the United States have reached a tentative agreement to keep a U.S. base on the edge of Sadr City, a Shiite slum of Baghdad.
4,309
90,804
06.12.09
A report from Congress’ Wartime Contracting Commission says that KBR, a subsidiary of Halliburton, wasted billions of dollars from construction and services contracts in Iraq.
4,309
90,900
06.13.09
Two of the U.S. contractors held in connection with the stabbing death of another contractor have been released by Iraqi police authorities.
4,311
90,902
06.16.09
A border feud between Iran and Kuwait is causing difficulties for Iraqi fishermen who are prevented from reaching fishing grounds.
4,313
90,925
06.19.09
The BBC reports that the families of four British soldiers are suing the British Defense Department, claiming that inadequate armor on Land Rovers led to their relatives’ deaths in Iraq and Afghanistan.
4,314
90,950
06.23.09
The Wall Street Journal reports that next week, Iraq will auction off oil rights to foreign companies, the first foreign investment in Iraqi oil in more than 30 years.
4,314
91,086
Sources: U.S. Department of Defense, Iraq Coalition Casualties, Iraq Body Count, ABC
News, The Associated Press, The New York Times, USA Today, BBC, MSNBC, National Public
Radio, Reuters, The Washington Post, Voice of America News.