When Bush praises Iraqi officials

The U.S. president George w. Bush praised the Iraqi prime minister Nouri El Maliki saying that he is the “right man” and the only one who can maintain security and calm in the region. He also pledged to accelerate the handover of security responsibility to Iraqi forces.

Mr Bush expressed in his own usual way in public his confidence in Mr Maliki, about whose abilities doubts were raised in a leaked report this week by one of Mr Bush's closest lieutenants, the National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley.

The American president said after meeting the Iraqi prime minister that the house of this latter had been surrounded by insurgents who tried to kill him, but the Iraqi official is courageous, and don't fear such terrorists, referring to the fact that no men can lead and govern a country unless he is courageous and MR Maliki has got the appropriate courage and this is what he did show over the last six months.

But Bush gave no time table for the troops withdrawal saying that if he set a time table for the pullout he will just give an unrealistic expectation for the people because the situation still critical and violence is amazingly and dangerously increasing in Irak, so the U.S army is still needed in there.

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