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In this report, required by Congress, the Bush administration assessed the Iraqi Government's performance on 18 benchmarks. It reported both satisfactory and unsatisfactory progress. A full assessment will be released in September 2007.
Published July 12, 2007
In this report, required by Congress, the Bush administration assessed the Iraqi Government's performance on 18 benchmarks. It reported both satisfactory and unsatisfactory progress. A full assessment will be released in September 2007.
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