Car bombs kill 12 in Iraqi cities amid Fallujah push
Bombings killed at least 12 people in Baghdad and Mosul as interim Premier Allawi faced pressure over a possible Fallujah assault. Insurgents attacked an Education Ministry area in Baghdad, while a convoy near Mosul killed four civilians and wounded soldiers. The violence coincides with U.S. plans for a major offensive and calls for elections in January. Abu Musab al Zarqawi’s al Qaeda faction claimed beheading a Japanese national in a Web posting amid the crisis.
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Third Abu Ghraib soldier pleads guilty
The third soldier from the Maryland based 372nd Military Police Company pleaded guilty to dereliction of duty at a Baghdad court martial. Spc. Megan Ambuhl 30 was demoted to private and docked half a month's pay.
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