Freeing Jordanian truck drivers ends Fallujah hostage raid
In Fallujah militants flee after a raid by local gunmen freeing four Jordanian truck drivers held since last week. In Mosul, clashes between Iraqi authorities and insurgents kill 14 civilians and eight militants, with a city-wide curfew and bridges closed. No coalition casualties reported.
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Kidnappings Continue in Iraq Focus of Foreigners Scores
Insurgents press on with kidnapping foreigners in Iraq to disrupt reconstruction and push out coalition forces. The report outlines a breakdown by country with mentions of freed, missing, and dead statuses.
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Government says terror threat corroborated by third person
Officials say a third source outside two captured suspects provided information indicating al-Qaida planned attacks on US financial buildings. The White House cited this as a new intelligence stream supporting the warning, noting surveillance of five buildings years earlier and ongoing investigations.
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