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Press release of Ba'ath Party representative Dr. Khudair Al Murshidi
23 hours ago ago from The Mesopotamian
The official representative of the Baath Party Condemns Baghdad bombings that killed hundreds of civilians Dr. Khudair Al Murshidi: The occupation and its government are after all the scourges; and who fails to achieve security of the Iraqi people should leave. The representative of the Baath Party in Iraq Dr. Khudair Al Murshidi accuses the occupying American forces and its tools in the government that the occupier ...
Related contentIraqi Prime “is struggling with security”
18 hours ago ago from Islamic News
permutation in the leadership of security services were held Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki in the wake of a series of bombings in Baghdad that claimed many lives. Head of Baghdad Security Service, Lieutenant General Abboud Kanbar and Deputy Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Ahmed Hashem Avudeh were yesterday instructed to switch places, reports Al-Jazeera . recall, at least 127 people were killed and nearly 500 were ...
Related contentIraq PM ‘blames rivals for lapse’
1 day ago ago from al-Iraq - All News of Iraq
The lack of security in Baghdad is down to political rows, Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki is quoted as saying to parliament.
Related contentShoes thrown at Bush on Iraq trip (Photo)
2 hours ago ago from BayBak, Voice of a Nation
- BayBak, Voice of a Nation - http://www.en.baybak.com - ياشاسين آذربايجان - Long live Azerbaijan Shoes thrown at Bush on Iraq trip (Photo) BayBak, Azerbaijan | Sunday, 14th December , 2008 , 22:50 [pm] | International . An Iraqi journalist was wrestled to the floor by security guards after he called Mr Bush a dog and threw his footwear, just missing the president. The soles of shoes are ...
Related contentHimfr.com reports On Syria border: No sign of Saddam loyalists
4 hours ago ago from The Antiques Guide.com
Iraq's border with Syria runs for hundreds of miles through barren land patrolled by a relative scattering of security forces. But despite claims about exiled Saddam Hussein loyalists sneaking across to disrupt Iraq's upcoming elections, the only evidence around one key outpost is faded slogans of Saddam's banned Baath Party painted on the wall of a decaying grain elevator. Cigarette smugglers? Certainly. Foreign fighters? Sometimes. ...
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Gates visits Baghdad for meetings with commanders
22 hours ago ago from Washington Post - Politics
BAGHDAD -- Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates on Thursday made an unannounced visit to the Iraqi capital, whose residents are still reeling from a series of bombings that killed more than 100 people earlier this week. Gates flew to Baghdad directly from Kabul, where he had spent three days meeting with commanders and military units to discuss the administration's recently announced plan to flood Afghanistan with 30,000 new troops. Before ...
Related contentIraqi prime minister cancels meeting with U.S. defense secretary
21 hours ago ago from CNN - World
Iraqi prime minister cancels meeting with U.S. defense secretary Defense Secretary Robert Gates walks with Lt. Gen. Kenneth Hunzeker on Thursday at Baghdad International Airport STORY HIGHLIGHTS NEW: Iraqi lawmakers summon Nuri al-Maliki to discuss bombing in Baghdad earlier this week NEW: Robert Gates says missed meeting not a looks forward to rescheduling Gates, who is visiting Iraq after two ...
Related contentBBC News - Who is counting the bodies in Iraq?
1 hour, 19 minutes ago ago from BBC
By Natalia Antelava BBC News, Baghdad We don't do body counts. These were the words of Gen Tommy Franks, the man in charge of the US-led invasion of Iraq. But more than six-and-a-half years after the invasion, the body count has become a critical measure of success and failure in Iraq. In November, officials announced that violent deaths were at their lowest since 2003. That was an important example of progress in Iraq, ...
Related contentDefense secy tells US troops Iraq mission critical
6 hours ago ago from PopEater
KIRKUK, Iraq -U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates told American troops Friday in this oil-rich northern city that their mission in Iraq remains critical despite the nation's focus on Afghanistan and that plans are on track to reduce forces starting in March. In a town hall meeting, Gates spoke with about 300 soldiers and airmen gathered outside on a sunny day at an airbase. Gates also said plans to drawdown forces there after Iraq's March ...
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