Baghdad launches largest security push since Saddam ouster
Iraqi forces and U.S. troops begin Operation Forward Together in Baghdad with 75 000 personnel setting checkpoints and curbing violence. An Azamiyah clash marks the only major firefight as deaths total at least four in the capital and four more across Iraq.
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A Christie’s sale of Princess Margaret possessions tops $22 million with 595 items, including a nine carat gold Cartier cigarette case. In Manila a U S Navy probe cites Lance Cpl Daniel Smith admitting consensual sex with a Filipina during a van incident as three Marines cheered. Iran bans The Economist for using Arabian Gulf term and Persian Gulf insistence. The U N backed Darfur war crimes probe cites mass killings rapes and ethnic cleansing targeting Fur Massalit and Zaghawa groups.
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