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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 2004

Page

13

Four die in Baghdad attacks raise Iraq toll

Insurgents hit Baghdad with two deadly attacks on Friday, killing an American soldier and wounding a civilian contractor at a U.S. base while injuring three American troops in an ambush in another district. Civilians and Iraqi forces faced further violence in Buhriz and Samarra as Iraqi sovereignty neared, with oil pipelines disrupted and renewed clashes in the Sunni heartland.

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South Korea to Send Troops to Iraq in Phased Deployment

South Korea will deploy about 3,000 soldiers to northern Iraq starting in August to assist the U S coalition. The plan includes 900 troops to Irbil in August, 1,100 between late August and early September, and 1,000 more later, with 600 medics and engineers already in Nasiriyah preparing for the main force. This move aims to strengthen ties with the United States and support peace and reconstruction in Iraq.

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Russia says Saddam planned attacks on U S after 9 11

Putin said Russia received information after 9 11 that officials from Saddam Hussein's regime were preparing terrorist attacks in the United States and abroad. A U S official said the tip did not add to what was already known and did not specify timing or locations. The Sept 11 commission found no evidence of collaboration between Iraq and al Qaida.

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