Allawi to extend cash-for-weapons program nationwide
Iraqi Prime Minister Ayad Allawi announced plans to broaden the cash-for-weapons program from Baghdad's Sadr City to the rest of the country to disarm cities amid fresh violence in Baghdad and Mosul. The move follows extended deadlines and renewed talks with Fallujah as U.S. forces target insurgent strongholds and al Zarqawi-linked sites.
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Families of soldiers who refused order speak out
Families of several Army Reserve soldiers who refused to transport fuel in Iraq spoke Monday about compelling reasons behind their actions. They described concerns over contaminated fuel, poor vehicle maintenance, and inadequate armor as factors that led to the protest.
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Putin Links Iraqi Attacks to Bush Re election
Russian President Vladimir Putin said terrorists in Iraq are aiming to derail President Bush’s bid for a second term. He framed the attacks as targeting Bush personally rather than coalition forces at a Tajikistan news conference.
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