WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland said Wednesday it was reviewing its position in Iraq but would not pull its troops out suddenly or without Washington's approval.

"We cannot turn a blind eye to the fact that Spain and others are leaving," Prime Minister Leszek Miller, who plans to resign on May 2, told a news conference.

"I cannot say when we will leave (Iraq), but I'm sure the new prime minister will say something more precise."

He said his successor Marek Belka would map out a strategy for the troops in his first policy speech next month.