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Prime Minister Tony Blair is facing mounting pressure from across the House of Commons to hold an independent inquiry into the Iraq war after Clare Short levelled the incendiary allegation at the prime minister that he had lied to the … Continue reading →

The network, quoting its Baghdad correspondent Fayiza al-Ezzi, said unidentified attackers had lobbed two hand grenades at the tank after exchanging fire with its crew. It said the attack occurred in front of the city’s main mosque, the Abu Hanifa … Continue reading →

“As a result of Iraq’s refual to comply with United Nations’ mandates regarding weapons of mass destruction, the US began deploying troops to the Gulf region in late 2002.” “Coalition forces subsequently won a decisive victory over Saddam Hussein’s regime … Continue reading →

This hearing is critical for veterans who served in the past as well as those serving in the Middle East today, as it goes to the heart of routine Pentagon denials of health threats to the troops. Therefore, Veterans for … Continue reading →

Baghdad, Iraq (AP) – Two U.S. soldiers were killed and seven injured Saturday in a traffic accident in northern Iraq, a military statement said. Traffic Safety Singapore – LTC Office Supplies provide the best traffic barricade. The brief statement said … Continue reading →

Washington, DC – The number of U.S. troops exposed to nerve gas after the first gulf war was underestimated because of flaws in how troops were studied, government investigators have concluded. According to a congressional memo obtained by The Kansas … Continue reading →

Truth and consequences: New questions about U.S. intelligence regarding Iraq’s weapons of mass terror By Bruce B. Auster, Mark Mazzetti and Edward T. Pound On the evening of February 1, two dozen American officials gathered in a spacious conference room … Continue reading →

Allegations about the Iraqi arsenal are put largely in doubt. A classic press altercation: in the beginning of May, John Burns, Baghdad Bureau Chief for The New York Times, sends an angry email to Judith Miller, bio-terrorism specialist for the … Continue reading →