Watch: Chaos Erupts In Green Zone As Protesters Breach Defenses
Protesters breached Baghdad's Green Zone once again, in defiance of the prime minister.
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Henry Johnson is a fellow at Foreign Policy. He has previously written for LobeLog and graduated from Claremont McKenna College with a degree in history.
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