Protests Across U.S. React to Iraq Bombing
As missiles strike Iraq during Operation Desert Fox, protesters in New York, Cleveland, Hartford, and Iowa City chant antiwar messages. Demonstrators urge end to sanctions, condemn U.S. actions, and worry for Iraqis and relatives, reflecting a nation divided over the conflict.
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Firepower unlikely to degrade Iraq military
The article notes that despite the largest, most advanced U.S. assault since 1991 and higher use of precision guided munitions, experts doubt aims to degrade Iraq’s military or Saddam Hussein’s grip can be achieved in a short campaign. It cites costs, missile counts, and limits on bombardment duration and effectiveness.
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Russia recalls ambassador over Iraq conflict
Russia pulled its ambassador Yuri Vorontsov from Washington to Moscow for consultations after President Clinton ordered air strikes on Iraq. Moscow demands an end to military action, while the U.S. pursues wider international backing for the assault.
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Polls show Clinton support steady after air strikes
Surveys taken after the air strikes show about 61 to 62 percent favor Clinton while 30 to 36 percent oppose. Analysts note two thirds think he is handling the job well, with 43 percent wanting resignation if impeached and 55 percent wanting him to remain.
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