 Its central points had for the most part been reported on before its release.The report deals with domestic issues such as budget funding and economic processes, military issues including bringing U.S. troops out of Iraq and how to integrate more of them into Iraqi army units, the foreign political issues of nurturing an effective and unified Iraqi government, and diplomatic issues such as calling for direct talks with Iran and Syria.The report begins by laying out the difficulties surrounding the Iraq war and the current U.S. position.