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Thursday, 31 July 2008 14:53

HEYET Net - Polish Ambassador Edward Pietrzyk in Iraq has resigned who was the rank of general after his return to Iraq.

A source at the Polish Foreign Ministry said that the wounds have not healed Pietrzyk and he requires a special atmosphere as not providing in Iraq.

Pietrzyk was wounded on October 3, 2007, when a roadside bomb hit the convoy in which he was travelling near the Polish Embassy in Iraq.Two people, a Government Protection Bureau officer and an Iraqi civilian were killed in the attack, while 14 others were wounded.

The Pietrzyk fill the post of Commander of Land Forces Polish cooperating with American occupation forces in addition to the post of ambassador. 

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23.6. UK 'set to quit Iraq' by end of year

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26.5. Japan may end Iraq military mission in 2009

25.5. The Global Article 9 Conference: Toward the Abolition of War

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23.5. Bulgaria troops in Iraq to relocate to Baghdad

22.5. Japan: Bush Admin. Tried to Pressure High Court on Iraq Ruling

19.5. Poles disapprove of Polish foreign military missions

19.5. Poland shifting its Iraq focus from war to business alliance

19.5. Tony Blair accused of War Crimes Anthony Charles Lynton Blair on Trial in The Hague

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26.4. Japanese High Court Rules Iraq Involvement Unconstitutional

26.4. US military in Japan charges Marine with rape of 14-year-old girl

20.4. Aussies pullout from Muthanna delayed – paper

17.4. Court rules Japan's Self-Defence Force mission unconstitutional

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12.4. Some Poles to stay in Iraq

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