http://www.middle-east-online.com/english/?id=12451BAGHDAD - A US soldier was killed late Monday in Al-Anbar, bringing to the three the number of soldiers killed in the restive Iraqi Sunni province the same day, the US military said in a statement Tuesday.
"A soldier assigned to the I Marine Expeditionary Force died yesterday bringing to three the number of soldiers who died while conducting security and stability operations in the Al-Anbar Province," the statement said.
The statement did not provide any details on the circumstances of the deaths, but earlier Monday the military had reported US casualties in a suicide car bomb attack in Ramadi, an insurgent bastion which lies in the Al-Anbar province.
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Despite President George W. Bush's belief that by reelecting him Americans expressed support for the war on Iraq, two opinion polls published Tuesday showed the opposite: the majority think the war was a mistake and disapprove of the way he is handling things in Iraq.
Military Fatalities: By Time Period
Period US UK Other* Total Avg Days
3 511 16 26 553 2.71 204
2 717 27 58 802 1.89 424
1 140 33 0 173 4.02 43
Total 1368 76 84 1528 2.28 671
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Latest Fatality: Jan 17, 2005
Military Fatalities: By Month
Period US UK Other* Total Avg Days
1-2005 35 0 9 44 2.44 18
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