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WASHINGTON — With energy prices soaring and the federal deficit approaching $400 billion, senators from both parties moved yesterday to force Iraq to shoulder more financial responsibility for its reconstruction and self-defense. On a unanimous vote taken late Wednesday night and announced yesterday, the Senate Armed Services Committee approved legislation that would prohibit the Defense Department from funding any reconstruction or infrastructure program that costs more than $2 million. Under the plan, Iraq also would have to pay to train and equip its security forces and provide the salaries of Sunni-dominated “Sons of Iraq” local security groups.
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|WASHINGTON — With energy prices soaring and the federal deficit approaching $400 billion, senators from both parties moved yesterday to force Iraq to shoulder more financial responsibility for its reconstruction and self-defense. On a unanimous vote taken late Wednesday night and announced yesterday, the Senate Armed Services Committee approved legislation that would prohibit the Defense Department from funding any reconstruction or infrastructure program that costs more than $2 million. Under the plan, Iraq also would have to pay to train and equip its security forces and provide the salaries of Sunni-dominated “Sons of Iraq” local security groups.
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