Tariq Aziz Captured by U S Forces in Iraq
U S forces said to hold Tariq Aziz former Iraqi deputy prime minister and public face of the regime. Aziz ranked 43 on the wanted list with possible access to valuable information on Saddam Hussein and WMDs. Pentagon and Central Command offered no confirmation of capture.
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Rumsfeld says Iraq can form gov but not theocratic rule
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld told the AP in Washington that the United States will not permit an Iran style theocracy in Iraq and will resist regional influence. He said a list of about 200 former Saddam regime figures is being pursued and that top officials have been captured, with public disclosure after verification. President Bush echoed the point that the U S will not impose a government on Iraq and will assist in building a government by the Iraqi people.
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Bush hints WMD may have been destroyed
President Bush suggested Iraq could have destroyed weapons of mass destruction before or during the war. He said coalition troops may search in vain while stressing efforts to uncover the truth and noting U.S. forces will stay in Iraq as long as necessary. Bush also discussed possible Saddam Hussein death and Iran’s stance on Iraq’s stability.
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