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in Washington: "There's been no decision whatsoever to leave Iraq. I don't know what that letter is... We're trying to find out where that's coming from, what
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that is. "But there's been no
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decision made to leave Iraq. Period." The highest-ranking US soldier, Chairman
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of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley, then appeared at a briefing, saying the letter was "a mistake". He said it was a draft which
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was poorly worded, had not been signed and should not have been released. It was being circulated for input, including from Iraqis. "[The letter] was sent over to some key Iraqi military guys in order to get things co-ordinated for air movements, etc. Then it went from that guy's hands to another guy's hands and then it went to your hands. Now it's a
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kerfuffle." Gen Milley reiterated that US troops were not leaving.