Turkish leaders want in on U.S. plans for post-war Iraq.
TURKISH DILEMMA WHILE TURKEY'S PARLIAMENT HAS REJECTED THE USE OF ITS BASES AND AIRSPACE FOR A U.S.-LED ATTACK ON IRAQ, THE COUNTRY'S LEADERS WANT TO MAKE SURE THEY ARE A PART OF WHAT HAPPENS AFTER ANY CONFLICT. "IF THINGS WORK OUT, WE WANT OUR TROOPS INSIDE IRAQ" TO PROTECT THE TURKMAN MINORITY...
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