Worst Abu Ghraib abuses unfold during Iraqi surge
Abused prisoners at Abu Ghraib endured a November 8 incident amid a spike in Iraqi violence and U S troop deaths. Photos show guards mugging and prisoners forced to perform acts. Several defendants faced court martials as Abu Ghraib violence coincided with Ramadan and a breakdown in guard command.
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November 8 2003 abuses at Abu Ghraib prison
A November day marks the peak of prisoner abuses at Abu Ghraib as insurgent attacks surge in Iraq. The sequence notes Maj. Gen. Geof Miller and others, with Red Cross suspending access, and later reprimands to Abu Ghraib guards.
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Fighting in Karbala and Najaf as US forces clash with militiamen
US AC-130 gunships and tanks battled fighters near Imam Hussein and Imam Abbas shrines in Karbala while heavy clashes spread to Najaf and Kufa south of Baghdad. More than 450 Iraqis freed from Abu Ghraib. 12 dead in Karbala area including Iranian pilgrims. al Sadr loyalists urged resistance. Four detainees questioned over Nicholas Berg killing. one aide of al Sadr injured, driver killed in Kufa.
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