U S strikes Iraqi radar facility in no fly zone
Washington reports a fourth U S attack in a month targeting an Iraqi radar facility at Al Amarah in response to Iraqi attacks on coalition air patrols over the no fly zone. Pentagon and British officials call increased Iraqi air defense activity a worrying trend.
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U.S. condemns Karachi consulate attack as deplorable
The Bush administration denounced the Karachi Pakistan bombing as a deplorable act of terrorism that killed ten people and wounded many, including a U.S. Marine guard and five Pakistani consulate employees. Officials said they will reassess the number of U.S. personnel in Pakistan amid threats and evacuation efforts.
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Bush commits to evolving Palestinian state amid interim talks
President Bush reaffirmed support for the evolution of a Palestinian state while Secretary of State Powell said Bush is weighing interim statehood. Powell spoke after a foreign ministers meeting in Whistler as Bush, at the White House, met with Saudi foreign minister Prince Saud al Faisal and urged reporters not to speculate on plans for winning an Israeli Palestinian settlement.
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Navy tests sea based missile defense intercepts dummy warhead
A Navy ship fired an experimental rocket that shot down a dummy missile over 100 miles above the Pacific in a controlled test. The exercise aimed to gather data for ship based anti missile development while Bush moves to shield against long range missiles and ABM treaty withdrawal.
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Bush moves toward possible Iraq invasion plan
President Bush builds groundwork for action against Saddam Hussein including possible pre emptive strike. Officials say he may choose diplomatic pressure or covert moves with mass destruction threats framed as urgent. Analysts warn of limited warning and vast troop needs if war proceeds.
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