Baghdad: Blackwater fallout
Sep. 19 - Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki suggested the U.S. embassy stop using American security firm Blackwater after a deadly shooting.
Iraq has said it would review the status of all security firms after what it called a flagrant assault by Blackwater contractors in which 11 people were killed while the firm was escorting a U.S. embassy convoy through Baghdad on Sunday.
Reuters correspondent Dominic Evans sends us this report from Baghdad.
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