Four Americans die in Iraq fighting Navy Post
The U S military reports four American service members killed in Iraq on Wednesday two in Ramadi and two in southwest Baghdad along with 14 Marines previously, part of a deadly August surge. Soldiers were from the Georgia National Guard while about 30 percent of troops are National Guard or Reserve. The Iraqi prime minister announced a new security plan as Iraqi forces push to secure the country.
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Iraq security plan outlined by Jaafari tightens control
Prime Minister Ibrahim al Jaafari announced a 12 point security program consolidating four intelligence services into a single operation. Deputy PM Ahmed Chalabi would oversee security of infrastructure while Iraqi forces are praised for improving quality and quantity. Brig. Gen. Donald Alston noted insurgent tempo appears to be falling.
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London quiet after armed police patrol subway system
London nurses nerves as 6000 officers patrol stations and skies reopen key Underground line four weeks after bombings. Police charged two sisters over anti-terror disclosures while al Qaida warned of more bloodshed and ridership and commerce show declines.
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U S to hand over 110 Afghan detainees from Guantanamo
The Pentagon says 110 Afghans will be repatriated from Guantanamo Bay to Afghan authorities under a new agreement. About 350 more Afghans in U S custody will be returned once new prison space opens. Karzai urged Bush to release more detainees highlighting domestic pressure and unrest.
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