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Credit: Reuters/Abu Ali Shish Factbox Factbox: Iraq after U.S. troops end combat operations Thu, Aug 26 2010 Related News Iraq needs intel, not soldiers, as U.S. scales back Sun, Aug 29 2010 Quarter of U.S. Iraq deaths due to Iran groups: envoy Thu, Aug 26 2010 U.S. soldiers head home, hope Iraq on track Wed, Aug 25 2010 Timeline: Invasion, surge and withdrawal in Iraq Wed, Aug 25 2010 Analysis & Opinion Iraq, America and hired guns Related Topics World » Technology » iPad » BAGHDAD | Sun Aug 29, 2010 1:09pm EDT BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Computer equipment worth $1.9 million which the U.S. military says was a gift for Iraqi schoolchildren but was auctioned off for less than $50,000 was sold legally, Iraq's customs authority said Sunday. The U.S. military said Friday $1.9 million worth of computer shipment bought by the U.S. government, which should have gone to schools in the southern province of Babil, was auctioned by a senior Iraqi official for less than $50,000 at Iraq's main port Umm Qasr. The customs authority said in a statement it had the right to auction goods that remained unclaimed at the port for 90 days and added that it did not know the shipment belonged to the U.S. Army or was destined to schools in Babil. Nawfal Saleem, head of the authority, said in the statement the sale had been canceled and about 90 percent of the shipment was being sent back to Umm Qasr port for the shipper to claim. Corruption has been a major problem for Iraq since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion. Transparency International's 2009 corruption perceptions index ranked Iraq as one of the world's most corrupt nations -- 176 out of 180 countries. (Reporting by Aseel Kami, Editing by Rania El Gamal and Michael Roddy) World Technology iPad Comments See All Comments (6) | Post Comment Aug 29, 2010 1:45pm EDT Almost as corrupt as the USA itself now! mastershakejb Report As Abusive Aug 29, 2010 1:55pm EDT I’m sure all Americans are really proud that so many U.S. soldiers died in vain. Just so these corrupt officials can pocket ill gotten gains. Where’s the uproar! The same thing is happening in Afghanistan. Corruption Rules! Russia is losing more people to overdose deaths from Cocaine etc.in 1 month,than in their war with with the Taliban. Let them join in or let’s all get out! zaida Report As Abusive Aug 29, 2010 2:23pm EDT Saddam was a genuine tough guy who had that country under control. There were no weapons of mass destruction, but baby Bush wanted to go after Saddam instead of Osama bin Laden while escorting Bin Laden’s family out of the USA after 9/11 (when the only planes allowed to fly were those carrying his protected family members out). Most Americans didn’t care – and did not protest – and this is the result. Suthnautr Report As Abusive Aug 29, 2010 4:48pm EDT in this case not only the officials are corrupt, but US AID or whoever was manageing this donation was incomptent, mostly likely some airhead sitting in DC with well connected parents. GA_Chris Report As Abusive Aug 29, 2010 5:10pm EDT That equipment would have sold for $10k in Afghanistan STORYBURNthere Report As Abusive Aug 29, 2010 7:49pm EDT Most of the computer equipment probably went to the Talaban anyway. They will only use it against us in the end. Only 90% was shipped back, that leaves 10% unaccounted for. 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