UN to ask France to take Rwanda genocide case
The United Nations will request France to pursue legal action against Callixte Mbarushimana, a former UNDP employee linked to killings of 33 in 1994. Paris could extradite or prosecute him. the move follows an internal review faulting UN for mishandling the case and not protecting staff.
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Marines ambush near Fallujah leaves multiple dead
Six Marines believed killed after a car bomb and gunmen attacked their convoy returning to Camp Fallujah near Fallujah. At least two Marines died with 11 wounded, including several women. Al Qaida in Iraq claimed the attack as the casualties mounted.
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Car bomber strikes in Fallujah
A car bomber hit a U S convoy in Fallujah on Thursday night killing two Marines and wounding 13. One Marine and 11 of the wounded were women. The attack raised U S deaths since the war to 1 730. The figures were released by Maj. Michael Shavers, a Pentagon spokesman.
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Arrest of CIA officers over imam transfer to Egypt
Milan prosecutors ordered the arrest of 13 CIA officers alleged to seize Osama Moustafa Hassan Nasr, known as Abu Omar, on a Milan street in 2003 and render him to Egypt amid anti terrorism efforts. The suspects face kidnapping and involvement in an ongoing terrorism probe. No nationality or CIA identification named, officers remain at large.
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Israeli hitchhiker killer underscores fragile truce near Hebron
Palestinian gunmen opened fire on a group of hitchhikers near Beit Haggai south of Hebron killing one Israeli and wounding four others. The attack highlighted Abbas efforts to rein in militants and preserve the February truce as Israel renews a policy of hunting militants amid renewed threats from Islamic Jihad.
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