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Iraq
Secretary Rice (Dec. 13): "[T]he American people want to know how we and our Iraqi partners will achieve the victory we seek. And again, President Bush has answered, describing a national strategy that is broad and integrated, with three complementary tracks: security, economic and political." full text

Croatia
Secretary's Statement: The United States welcomes the news that [war crimes indictee] Ante Gotovina was arrested in the Canary Islands. We congratulate Croatian and Spanish authorities for their efforts that led to his arrest. full text

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