The UK's inquiry into the 2003 War in Iraq has said that Tony Blair overstated the threat posed by Saddam Hussein, and had inadequate plans for the aftermath of the invasion.
The Chilcot inquiry also shed light onto the close work between the British Prime Minister and US President George W Bush in the run-up to the decision to go to war.
So how has the United States reacted to the publication of Chilcot?
Harry Horton reports from Washington.
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