Iranian shelling displaces hundreds in northern Iraq
In Mardow and surrounding Kurdish areas near the Iranian border, shells from Iran hit villages, destroying orchards and forcing about 450 families from 20 villages to flee. ICRC aid tents provide food and water as regional officials condemn the attacks and warn of diplomatic strains.
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August Iraqi civilian deaths rise to near yearly high
AP figures show civilian deaths in Iraq climbed in August to a level near the year's peak, while US military officials report progress from the security plan. At least 81 American service members died in August, with overall Iraqi fatalities totaling 1,809 for the month, as Washington prepares congressional briefings on progress toward stability and reconciliation.
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