Breakout attempt at Iraqi prison ends in deaths
Inmates stormed the A dala Prison armory in Kazimiyah northern Baghdad injuring a US soldier and killing eight people. Iraqi and American officials cite four guards and four inmates among the dead with several wounded overall. The incident followed tensions over U S. control and prison conditions amid security shifts.
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Indonesia completes final phase of Aceh troop pullout
Indonesia began the last phase of redeploying forces in tsunami scarred Aceh province, moving 3,800 soldiers onto Navy ships as Free Aceh Movement rebels disband their military wing and drop independence demands, part of a peace deal reaching a watershed after the 2004 disaster. The pullout will leave about 24,000 security forces behind, with both sides citing reduced violence and a path to lasting peace.
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West Bank bomber kills Israeli soldier at Tulkarem checkpoint
At a West Bank mil itary checkpoint south of Tulkarem a death by own action bomber blew himself up after a taxi was halted for inspection. Three occupants exited, one wearing a heavy coat detonated an explosives belt, killing an Israeli soldier and two Palestinians. The army had warned of a suicide attack headed toward Israel.
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China and Japan clash over diplomat suicide claim
Beijing criticizes Tokyo for blaming Chinese authorities over the May 2004 suicide of a Japanese consulate official in Shanghai. China calls the Japanese allegation vile and harmful, amid a yearlong cycle of disputes over history, resources, and regional power.
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Indonesian Army admits bribes to Papua units by Freeport
Indonesian military officials acknowledge for the first time that Papua commanders received support from Freeport McMoRan in the form of vehicles fuel and meals. Maj. Gen. Kohirin Suganda said the army as an institution did not receive donations but noted the company’s policy of supplying direct aid to units in the field.
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