Planes strike insurgent safehouses near Syria border
Washington Post reports U S and Iraqi forces bombed alleged al Qaida in Iraq safe houses tied to Abu Musab al Zarqawi along the Euphrates. Local tribal fighting and clashes near Husaybah and Karabilah have killed dozens as Sunni Arab tribes push to drive out foreign-led militants.
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UN Agencies Agree to Return Oil-for-Food Surplus to Iraq
Nine United Nations agencies agreed to repay about 40 million dollars in oil proceeds from 2003 that were unused as part of the oil-for-food program. The Volcker probe will issue findings next week and had questioned transparency in spending.
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US envoy hints at further changes to Iraq constitution
U S ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad indicated a final draft has not yet been fixed as Sunni Arabs pressed for revisions to Iraq draft constitution. He suggested further edits may be pursued to gain Sunni acceptance ahead of the October 15 referendum amid Sunni accusations against Shiite led security forces.
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