Pipeline leaks stall northern Iraq oil restart
The main Iraq to Turkey pipeline leaked again halting resumed flows after two hours. U.S. troops and Iraqi police detained 11 people, including three women, linked to attacks on soldiers as Bremer notes losses rise. Khaldiyah arrests target Sunni Triangle resistance amid broader security challenges.
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Saudis Pay Legal Bills for Arrested Citizens
Saudi Arabia has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to provide lawyers and bail for Saudis detained or questioned in the United States amid the terror probe. US officials, including FBI and Justice Department leaders, expressed concerns that funding defense could influence testimonies, while Saudi officials argue access to fair counsel is essential for citizens unfamiliar with the system.
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