Polish opposition would seek quick Iraq exit

19 October 2007 14:24 (UTC+04:00)

( Reuters ) - Poland's main opposition party would seek to quickly bring Polish troops back from Iraq if it wins Sunday's parliamentary election, the Civic Platform's leader said on Friday.

"We will quickly fulfil our mission in Iraq," said Donald Tusk, listing 10 priorities if the party wins.

The Civic Platform, just ahead of the ruling conservatives in opinion polls, has long questioned the presence of troops in Iraq as part of the U.S.-led force there, but has not been so clear that it would make it a priority.

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