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Nearly 400,000 files document the war on a daily basis - watch our video for the full story
US soldiers found tens of thousands of bodies dumped on the streets of Iraq, as violence broke out across the country...
The leaked US war logs contain details of thousands more civilian deaths in Iraq, according to estimates by Iraq Body Count
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President Bush promised an immediate stop to prisoner abuse after Abu Ghraib, but the war logs detail a stream of similar claims against coalition troops...
Controversial private security contractor responsible for escorting American diplomats kills ten civilians and injures seven, the war logs allege...
Al Qaeda in Iraq's plans to attack telecoms network allegedly supported by Syrian agents ...
