Saddam tape calls for jihad as U S forces face new raids
A taped message allegedly from Saddam Hussein urged Iraqis to join anti American resistance, promising days of hardship for the invaders. The broadcast surfaced amid intensified fighting including 11 attackers killed near Balad, a base mortared wounding 18 soldiers, and a Baghdad sniper death, with U S officials uncertain about the tape's authenticity.
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Liberia awaits U S advisors amid civil war calling for troops
Trapped in Monrovia as rebels and government fighters clash, over a million residents hope for American help while U S officials weigh intervention costs. President Bush sends a team to Africa to assess deployment, and Charles Taylor signals stepping down only after peacekeepers arrive.
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Mosque Attack Kills Over 30 in Quetta Shiite Rally
In Quetta Pakistan a mosque attack killed more than 30 worshippers and wounded many as Shiite Muslims protested in the streets. Officials say toll may reach 47 with curfews and troop patrols ordered across the city. No group claimed responsibility but sectarian blame falls on extremist elements.
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