Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates, along with the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Peter Pace, says there are four wars going on in Iraq.

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Gates calls surmising the violence in Iraq as a "civil war" is over simplifying the situation, when it is far more complex than any "bumper sticker" answer can describe. (0: 42)

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February 2, 2007
« Lt. General Brent Scowcroft, USAF (Ret.), points out that leaving Iraq is not cost free in his statement during Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on "Securing America’s Interest in Iraq: The Remaining Options."
Dmitri Trenin, senior associate and deputy director of the Carnegie Moscow Center and speaker at "Why America and Russia need each other," states that US and Russia are not seeking a confrontation. »
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