BBC News | Turkish construction workers seized in Iraq BBC News Eighteen Turkish construction workers have been kidnapped by gunmen in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, Iraqi and Turkish officials say. The workers were employed by a Turkish company building a sports stadium in the north-eastern Sadr City district. They ... Construction Workers Kidnapped at Baghdad, Iraq, Sports Stadium Masked men kidnap 18 Turkish construction workers in Iraq Masked Gunmen Kidnap 18 Turkish Workers in Baghdad |
Military Airstrikes Hit ISIL Terrorists in Syria, Iraq Department of Defense SOUTHWEST ASIA, September 2, 2015 — U.S. and coalition military forces have continued to attack Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant terrorists in Syria and Iraq, Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve officials reported today. Officials ... |
The Hill (blog) | Cheney: 'I was right about Iraq' The Hill (blog) Former Vice President Dick Cheney says he was right to support the invasion of Iraq under George W. Bush. "Well if people say, Dick Cheney was wrong about Iraq, why should they listen to you on Iran?" asked Juan Williams, a Fox commentator and ... Dick Cheney Still Has 'No Apologies' For Going Into Iraq Dick Cheney: 'We were right' to invade Iraq Watch Donald Trump Completely Contradict Himself on US Troops in Iraq |
ISIL is reportedly using US-made assault rifles in Iraq Quartz A video reportedly released by ISIL appears to feature militants showing off US-made M16 assault rifles, according to US-based security firm Flashpoint Intelligence. NBC reported that the video (no longer available online) shows more than a dozen ISIL ... |
New York Times | Between Iraq and a Hawk Base New York Times Watching Jeb Bush flub the Iraq question confirmed a theory about that war and its unheeded lessons that Fontaine had been nurturing for several months. In February, he co-wrote an essay in Politico Magazine arguing that Congress should not authorize ... |
Dustpocalypse: Huge dust swirl in Iraq, Iran Washington Post (blog) (NASA Worldview). A punishing dust storm blasted east central Iraq and western Iran Tuesday. The storm emerged as a giant brown swirl from space. AzerNews offered the following details from the western parts of Tehran province in Iran, belted by the ... |
TheBlaze.com | Taxpayers Will Pay Company's $30 Million Legal Defense Bill in Iraq Toxic ... TheBlaze.com A court ordered that the U.S. Army must pay a defense contractor's legal expenses as it fought lawsuits brought against it by service members and former employees who claim they were sickened after being exposed to toxic chemicals on a job site in Iraq. Taxpayers must shoulder $30 million in KBR legal fees for Iraq War toxic ... |
teleSUR English | Iraq Casualties Reached 1688 in August Alone teleSUR English The ongoing war in Iraq has not only taken lives, but led to the displacement of thousands of people internally with even more fleeing the country to seek safety and stability abroad. According to U.N. figures released earlier this year, over 3 million ... 1325 people killed in Iraq in August: UN report Baghdad had highest level of civilian casualties in August – UN Iraq mission ... Islamic State suicide attacks hit military positions in Iraq: officials |
Herald Sun | Airstrikes Target ISIL Terrorists in Syria, Iraq Department of Defense SOUTHWEST ASIA, September 1, 2015 — U.S. and coalition military forces have continued to attack Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant terrorists in Syria and Iraq, Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve officials reported today. Officials ... US leads 13 air strikes in Syria, Iraq against Islamic State: statement Military airstrikes continue against ISIL terrorists in Syria and Iraq Islamic State targeted in 22 airstrikes in Iraq, Syria - US Military |
Foreign Policy (blog) | Ryan Crocker on Iraq, and on whether we are seeing the Arab … Foreign Policy (blog) The Saudis are largely absent in Iraq because they refuse to accept the legitimacy of a Shia-led government. We are largely absent in Iraq through sheer indifference. Do you think we are going too see a general, all-out war in the Middle East? No. But ... |