Bombings inflame anti U S stance across Arab world
U S led air strikes near Baghdad provoke outrage and warnings of strained international backing for pressuring Saddam Hussein. France Russia and others condemn the attacks while the Arab League denounces them as unjustified and provocative. Powell pursues a new Iraq strategy with Western and moderate Arab partners amid growing anti U S sentiment.
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Iraq vows retaliation over airstrikes as Saddam unites forces
Iraqi leaders met to discuss responses to American British airstrikes amid fears of new strikes. Saddam Hussein ordered formation of 21 divisions, about 300000 men, to back a Jerusalem liberation effort, while Baghdad residents voice fear and loyalty grows as state media mobilizes.
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