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Police said extra officers would be deployed up to the weekend and that no more leave would be allowed to ensure the Met had sufficient officers to quell any disorder.

About 10,000 officers will be deployed, up from 6,500, to provide security at Madison Square Garden, city hotels, bridges and tunnels, demonstration areas, landmarks and other sites, according to a previously undisclosed May 10 memorandum prepared by the city's Washington lobbying office in an effort to obtain more federal money for security.

They can be deployed up to central hospital level.

The government says it will be deploying up to 100,000 additional troops and police in Baghdad to impose extra security measures during the summit.

Barack Obama told Congress that he was deploying up to 275 military personnel to Iraq.

But President Vladimir Putin has pledged the Games will be safe, and Russian authorities are deploying up to 60,000 law enforcement personnel around Sochi, more than double the number on hand for the much bigger London Games.

The US is deploying up to 275 military personnel to protect staff at its huge embassy in the capital.

The US is deploying up to 275 military personnel to protect staff at its huge embassy in the capital, Baghdad.

Obama launched an air campaign against Islamic State fighters in Iraq and Syria in August and is deploying up to 3,000 military personnel in Iraq to train and support local forces.

The world body is deploying up to 300 unarmed military observers in Syria to monitor an April 12 truce mediated by U.N.-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan that has yet to take hold.

From October, soldiers will be deployed for up to eight months instead of six, rising to up to nine from next year.