British troops are moving out from the Iraq

moving out from the Iraq

The British troops are being to evacuate from Iraq, six year after the American intrude this country. There are about four

thousand soldiers are still in the south of Iraq for patrol. The American troops are going to take those jobs and the control

on Tuesday. Most of the British troops are going to leave by 31 May. The 31 May is the official date for the end of the 

fighting. In 2003 descent, the leader of Iraq Saddam Hussein forced out of the power. The Major General Andy Salmon 

has been in charge of the British troops, he tell them "I can put my hand on my heart and say we've finished this right," "We've helped deliver security, we've set the conditions for social and economic development and I think we can leave with our heads held high."