Protection designed for troops was Iraq deal breaker
The U.S. had open to keep up to 5,000 troops present to train Iraqis during air resistance, astuteness, and shielding opposed to the warning of invasion, particularly from Iran. But scarred by scandals like the abuse on Abu Ghraib prison, the killings both unplanned and conscious of civilians, and incidents with security contractors like the Blackwater guards who gunned down relatives during a open check, Iraqi politicians refused to give American troops resistance from prosecution under neighboring laws. resistance is a standard agreement wherever U.S.