CTV.ca | Gunmen in Iraq Take Over Bus Filled With Shiite Pilgrims and Kill 22 Men New York Times By AP BAGHDAD (AP) — Gunmen forced their way Monday onto a bus of Shiite pilgrims traveling through the remote desert of western Iraq on a trip to a holy shrine in Syria and killed all 22 men on board, security officials said. ... 22 Shiites killed by gunmen in western Iraq Gunmen kill 22 pilgrims in Iraq Gunmen kill 22 bus passengers in west Iraq: police |
Updated News | NATO to continue Iraq training mission to end: 2013 Reuters BAGHDAD (Reuters) - NATO will continue a small training mission in Iraq until the end of 2013, an alliance official said on Monday, in what could signal flexibility from Baghdad over the presence of foreign troops months before a ... NATO Agrees to Stay in Iraq Through 2013 at Iraq's Request US officials say 'Iraqi good enough' can contain violence after drawdown |
ABC News | Cedar Rapids Man, Iraq War Veteran, Killed in Florida KCRG The 23 year old Marine was an Iraq War veteran, and was formerly from Cedar Rapids. "The explosion was so big it damaged vehicles within a 100 feet of the incident," said , Lt. Joel Granata of St. Petersburg Fire and Rescue. "I've never seen anything ... Iraq War Vet Dies in Unlikely Scuba Explosion Iraq War veteran Russell Vanhorn II, 23, killed by exploding scuba tank Iraq War Veteran Killed in His Apartment by Exploding Scuba Tank |
Kansas City Star | Kingwood soldier charged with killing roommates in Iraq Houston Chronicle The Houston lawyer representing a Kingwood soldier charged with killing two Army roommates and injuring another in Iraq said forensic evidence will clear his client at trial. Army Spc. Neftaly Platero, 33, ... Lawyer: Forensic evidence will clear Ga. soldier charged with killing 2 Army ... Slain Connecticut soldier's family angry Army won't seek death penalty Lawyer: Ga. soldier didn't kill roommates in Iraq |
Camp Victory, the US military headquarters in Iraq, getting ready to close Washington Post This base — the headquarters of the US military in Iraq — was once a city unto itself, teeming with 46000 troops and four-star generals plotting their next moves from Saddam Hussein's old palaces. In a few short months, the American military presence ... |
www.worldbulletin.net | Turkey eyes intel cooperation with Iran, Iraq Hurriyet Daily News Turkey has increased its pressure on administrators in Iraq over the presence and activities of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK, in the country with demands that they share intelligence and cut the group's logistic channels. ... 5 dead in southeast Turkey after Kurdish attacks Turkey in talks to house US drones Turkey's Bombing of PKK Camps Exposes Rift Among Kurds |
Aljazeera.net | Commentary: U.S. must do better for war veterans Kansas City Star Those are the 2.3 million women and men who have served in the US armed forces over the past decade and gone to war in Iraq and Afghanistan. The arguments about America's involvement in both wars need not be raised on such a solemn occasion. ... Soldiers' tell story of war on terror For Some Returning US Veterans, It's A Hard Road Back Answering the call to serve |
Salon | Obama poised to break Iraq pullout promise Salon A debate is unfolding in official Washington about whether the Obama administration should leave any troops in Iraq, and, if so, how many. Negotiations are ongoing between the US and Iraqi governments on the issue, as a 2008 agreement ... Lindsey Graham: 3000 GIs in Iraq a 'disaster' Leave 3000 in Iraq? US-Iraq compromise: Troops cut from 20000 |
Swedish Terror Suspects From Somalia, Iraq NPR Three are of Somali origin and one was born in Iraq. One is a Somali citizen and the rest are Swedish nationals. Swedish tabloid Expressen, citing unnamed police sources, said investigators suspect the men of connections to al-Shabab, ... |
The National | UPDATE 4-Iraqi Kurdistan halts oil exports -Iraq oil min Reuters AMMAN/BAGHDAD, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Oil exports on the main pipeline from Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdish region were halted due to technical problems and "malpractice" and not because of a policy decision, ... Shahristani: No Major Changes in Oil Legislation Bickering in Iraq over oil revenue hurts country Iraq's Kurdish Region Stops All Crude Oil Exports, Minister al-Luaibi Says |