Generals to testify in Iraq prison scandal
Lawyers for Abu Ghraib defendants won the right to question top U.S. generals in pretrial hearings. The order compels Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez and Gen. John Abizaid to give depositions, with Maj. Gen. Geoffrey Miller among those who could be questioned. The judge rejected calls to compel testimony from Donald Rumsfeld and moved to keep the trial in Iraq.
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Senate Keeps Ban on Media Coverage of War Dead
The Senate 54 to 39 rejected an effort to overturn a Pentagon rule barring media access to fallen service members arriving in caskets at Dover Delaware. Supporters cited national security while critics called the policy an ongoing cover up of war casualties as Iraq deaths rose to 837.
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NSA chief calls Iraq tapes ambiguous
NSA director Lt. Gen. Michael Hayden says in a new book that audiotapes aired by Colin Powell before the United Nations offering evidence of Iraq hiding weapons were ambiguous. The remark underscores doubts among senior intelligence officials about the case used to justify ending U.N. inspections and war. Powell had called the tapes proof of weapons hiding.
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Iran seizes three British patrol boats in Shatt al Arab
Iran seized three British military patrol boats on the Shatt al Arab waterway and detained eight crewmen after they entered Iranian territorial waters. Britain said it had lost contact with the Royal Navy patrol and was seeking access to those held, amid rising tensions over Iran's nuclear program and regional disputes.
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