World News Roundup on US tsunami relief effort and regional politics
The United States mobilizes a large relief operation in the Indian Ocean with transport planes and personnel flying into Utapao to move aid to Thailand and affected regions. C 130 cargo planes will shuttle supplies between Yokota in Japan and Utapao while drones and arms deals are noted in broader regional coverage. In Iraq, militant groups warn Iraqis against voting in the January 30 elections, as Musharraf seeks to maintain both army chief and president roles through 2007 with a law approving dual posts.
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Abbas embraces gunman in Jenin camp during campaign stop
Abbas, the interim Palestinian leader and presidential front‑runner, was saluted by Zakaria Zubeidi and gunmen at Jenin refugee camp, where supporters waved weapons as Abbas received endorsement. Analysts say the scene could boost his bid but raises questions about ties to militant groups.
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Israeli parties agree on Peres appointment
In Jerusalem the Labor Party leader Shimon Peres was set to become deputy premier as Israel’s two leading parties forged a coalition to back Prime Minister Sharon’s minority government. The split over Gaza and West Bank withdrawals faced opposition from hardliners, complicating the plan.
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Officials reject Yanukovych election appeal
In Kiev Ukraine election officials dismissed Viktor Yanukovych's 27 volume complaint on grounds of lacking proof of widespread violations. The 4.8 million disabled and ill voters claim was not substantiated as reforms after the first runoff were cited as not affecting the result. Yanukovych's team said they would pursue the matter at Ukraine's Supreme Court as Viktor Yushchenko outlined plans for the next steps.
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