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Il contingente italiano lascerà l'Iraq entro dicembre 2006

Tunisi, Tunisia - La conferma giunge dal premier Berlusconi e dal sottosegretario alla Difesa Berselli

Il presidente del Consiglio, Silvio Berlusconi, oggi è volato a Tunisi per incontrare il presidente della repubblica di Tunisia, Zine El Abidine Ben Alì. E proprio a Tunisi il premier ha annunciato che i militari del contingente italiano lasceranno l’Iraq entro il 2006: "Ne abbiamo già parlato con gli alleati" ha ribadito Berlusconi. A confermare che la missione italiana nel teatro iracheno sta per...

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Roma, Italia, 11/22/2005 17:26
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