War sentiment solidifies as Saddam captured says Roberts
Senate Intel Chair Pat Roberts notes capture honors intelligence work but warns the war on terrorism remains high risk. Rep. Todd Tiahrt foresees a brief spike in violence by Saddam loyalists and supports Iraqi led justice. Both lawmakers call for an Iraqi run tribunal and praise improved intelligence efforts.
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Interrogators pursue Saddam for top cohort leads
U S officials outlined interrogation aims to learn Saddam Hussein's knowledge of planned attacks and the hiding places of Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri and other senior regime figures. They seek detail on the resistance and potential links to chemical, biological, or nuclear programs, while noting mixed reports on his cooperation. A captured transcript and documents prompted new intelligence, though some officials say Saddam has been unhelpful. A cache of $750,000 in U S currency was found near him.
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Saddam Hussein identity confirmed after capture
After months of sporadic appearances Saddam Hussein was captured by American forces on Saturday. DNA testing confirmed his identity while officials consider imposters used as decoys and contemplate the broader implications for the Bush administration’s WMD narrative and links to terrorism. Interrogators plan to deploy extensive methods to extract information.
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Saddam Hussein Captured After Iraqi Farmhouse Arrest
The U S military 4th Infantry Division and special forces captured Saddam Hussein on Saturday at 8 30 p m in a rural farmhouse in Adwar Iraq ten miles south of Tikrit Jure Vince Cannistraro a former CIA counterterrorism chief commented that he would deny guilt and portray himself as firm and fair Interrogators could start by making him comfortable He has been in hiding eight months and lived in a palace before being confined to a hole
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Bush’s Baker faces task of rallying postwar Iraq aid
President Bush’s envoy James A. Baker seeks broad international backing for rebuilding Iraq and erasing its foreign debt after Saddam’s capture. France and Germany welcomed the arrest but urged speedier power transfer. Russia remains reluctant to forgive debt as the EU weighs legality of U.S. reconstruction bids amid Iraq’s $40 billion debt.
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Bush Boost Seen From Saddam Capture In Iraq War
The Saddam Hussein capture lifts political weight from President Bush, signaling U S resolve and boosting his standing before the 2004 election. Critics shift to praise for soldiers and Iraqis while Democrats brace for renewed debate on postwar strategy and terrorism.
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