Two U S Soldiers Die as Shiites Rally Against U S
In Iraq, two soldiers from the 191st Airborne Division were killed when rocket propelled grenades and small arms fire hit their convoy near Tal Afar. An Iraqi UN relief worker also died and a soldier was injured in the same period. Separately a vehicle crash near Baghdad International Airport killed one American service member and injured two others.
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US general predicts growing violence in Iraq as new government forms
Gen John Abizaid, commander of American and international forces in Iraq, said resistance to U.S. forces will rise as a Governing Council forms. He noted an Iraq civil defense force to aid security and warned that enemies would increase violence, while Paul Bremer called for decisive action against Saddam loyalists. A Sunni triangle ambush and a fatal IOM convoy attack added to troubling security signs.
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Global unrest and a fatal plane crash dominate day’s news
The report covers a Palestinian Authority ban on violent groups amid Israeli-Palestinian talks in Jerusalem, a Mount Kenya plane crash killing 12 Americans and 2 pilots, and Libera’s fighting in Monrovia as peacekeepers loom. Also noted: Boston church abuse inquiry results. a New Mexico murder case tied to a missing teenage girl.
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South Korea weighs second North Korean plutonium plant
South Korean experts say Pyongyang could hide a second plutonium site, possibly buried in mountains, complicating diplomacy. Blair urged multilateral talks as U.S. and U.N. observers monitor krypton gas signals and North Korea’s claimed reprocessing moves.
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