Mass slaying of Nepalese hostages shocks Iraq
A video purportedly shows militants beheading a Nepalese worker and shooting 11 others, the first mass killing of foreign hostages in the Iraqi insurgency. If confirmed, it would raise foreign fatalities to at least 22. Interim Prime Minister Allawi vows justice. French officials seek to save journalists Chesnot and Malbrunot amid a separate hostage crisis. Guerrilla violence continues as Iraq police patrol Sadr City after clashes with al-Sadr loyalists.
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U.S. troops wounded in Iraq near 7000 mark
The Pentagon reports 6,916 U.S. service members wounded in Iraq since March 2003, with 975 military deaths and three Defense Department civilians. Casualties have risen sharply as insurgent activity surged. Airman Carl L. Anderson Jr., 21, of Georgetown, South Carolina, died near Mosul after a roadside bomb.
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Iran arrests group amid alleged nuclear spying claims
Iran says it has arrested several spies who allegedly passed Iran's nuclear secrets to foes. Intelligence Minister Ali Yunesi named no individuals but blamed Mujahedeen Khalq operatives, while noting Tehran informed the IAEA about Natanz earlier. The group seeks to topple Iran's Islamic establishment and is listed as a terrorist organization by the United States.
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Beersheba Bombings Kill 16 on Two Buses in Israel
Beersheba, Israel. Bombers hit two city buses in a single strike, killing 16 and wounding over 80. Hamas claimed responsibility, saying the attack avenged assassinations of its leaders. Israel vows to pursue terror networks and advance the Gaza withdrawal plan amid security measures.
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