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2008-11-09 18:06

US says al-Qaida regional leader killed (AP)

AP - The U.S. military says U.S. and Iraqi forces have killed a senior al-Qaida in Iraq leader in the Tarmiyah area north of Baghdad.

2008-11-09 18:06

Insurgents to Obama: Pull troops from Iraq (AP)

US soldiers take positions during a patrol in Baghdad. The United States and Iraq appeared to be edging closer to a final agreement on the future of US troops in Iraq after Washington said on Thursday it had responded positively to new demands from Baghdad.(AFP/File/David Furst)AP - Two Iraqi insurgent groups called on President-elect Barack Obama to withdraw U.S. troops from Iraq and abandon the war on terror, an Internet monitoring service reported Friday.


2008-11-09 18:06

Senior Al-Qaeda member killed in Iraq: US (AFP)

File photo shows a US soldier sitting under an Iraqi flag on the roof of the police station in the town of Tarmiyah. US and Iraqi forces killed a senior Al-Qaeda leader allegedly responsible for organising car bombs and suicide attacks in a firefight outside Baghdad, the US military said on Saturday.(AFP/US Army/Ho/File/Sgt. Trevor Snyder)AFP - US and Iraqi forces killed a senior Al-Qaeda leader allegedly responsible for organising car bombs and suicide attacks in a firefight outside Baghdad, the US military said on Saturday.


2008-11-09 12:06

In a desert camp, Iraqis find aid and zone of trust (The Christian Science Monitor)

The Christian Science Monitor - Mahdi Fadil wasn't sure how his family could ever afford the operation to fix 6-year-old Husain's cleft lip.

2008-11-09 12:06

Alarm over growing use of "sticky bombs" in Iraq (Reuters)

Reuters - Iraqi and U.S. officials are concerned about an apparent surge in "sticky bombs," explosives fixed to vehicles with magnets or glue, as a tactic for assassinating Iraqi officials.

2008-11-09 12:06

Shiite preachers warn against Iraq-US troop deal (AFP)

Iraqi Shiite cleric Talal al-Saadi leads Friday prayers in Kadhimiyah, northern Baghdad, September 2007. Several prominent Shiite preachers in Iraq gave fiery sermons on Friday warning against the signing of a new security agreement which would keep US forces in the country for up to another three years.(AFP/File/Ali Yussef)AFP - Several prominent Shiite preachers in Iraq gave fiery Friday sermons warning against the signing of a new security agreement which would keep US forces in the country for up to another three years.


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