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25Oct/15

Baghdad residents react to Tony Blair’s recent apology for the Iraq war

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Iraqis respond to former British Prime Minister Tony Blair’s recent apology for his country’s involvement in the Iraq war. Blair acknowledged the 2003 toppling of Saddam Hussein’s regime played a part in the Islamic State’s rise.

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