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مقتل 21 شخصا وإصابة 72 آخرين حتى عصر الأربعاء

أفادت مصادر أمنية أن 21 مدنيا قتلوا، وأصيب ما لا يقل عن 72 شخصا، فيما اعتقل 22 شخصا وأطلق سراح 57 ممن لم تثبت إدانتهم، كحصيلة لأعمال العنف والعمليات الأمنية خلال الأربع والعشرين ساعة الماضية، وحتى عصر الأربعاء.وقالت مصادر أمنية إن ثمانية من عناصر الشرطة والجيش العراقيين […]

Posted on February 20th, 2008 under Iraq, Photos, Politics and Security. Tags: Al Anbar (Governorate), Assassination attempts, Assassinations, Attacks on American Invader bases, Attacks on American Invaders, Attacks on green zone government forces, Awakening - threats and intimidation by, Awakening Councils, Baghdad, Baghdad Airport, Basrah, Basrah Airport, Child Killing, Corpse Findings, Cults, Disputed Areas, Diyala, Fallujah, Human Trafficing (Netherlands), Journalists Attacked, Karbala, Karkh, Kirkuk, KRG demands for excess budget allocations by GZG, Kufa, Kufa University, Maysan (Governorate), Militias, Miqdadiya, Mosul, Mosul "surge", Najaf, Ninawa (Governorate), Rusafa, Sadrist Bloc, Sadrist leaders - detention campaign by GZG/Badr, Salah ad Din (Governorate), Tal Afar, U.N.. Comments: None

Editorial:
Al Qaeda, al-Qaeda, al-qaida, Al Qayda, and so on ad infinitum. The usual garbage trotted out by the usual suspects with the same tired old pack of lies, that everything in Irak is either the work of the omnipresent, damn near omnipotent Alfredo “Just call me ‘Al’ ” Keida. (He’s one of the Keidas, surely […]

Posted on February 20th, 2008 under Analysis Briefings Commentary, Features, Iraq, Politics and Security. Tags: Badr Brigade, Bombings, Editorials, SIIC (Formerly SCIRI). Comments: None

Baghdad, Feb. 19, (VOI) – Iraqi politicians are unanimously unified in agreeing that the Algiers Accord, signed by Iraq and Iran in 1975, should be reconsidered.Kurdish lawmakers perceive that the Algiers Accord was executed to eliminate the Kurdish movement in Iraq during the 1970s, and Sunni legislators believe that the Iraq–Iran War (1980 – 1988) […]

Posted on February 20th, 2008 under Iraq, Middle East, Politics and Security. Tags: Algiers Accord, Iran, Iran-Iraq War, Shat al-Arab. Comments: None