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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 2006

Page

12

Zarqawi Lived 52 Minutes After Iraq Airstrike

U S military reports Abu Musab al Zarqawi survived about 52 minutes after a U S warplane bombed his hideout near Baquba northeast of Baghdad dying from extensive lung injuries. Autopsy confirmed no gunshot wounds and noted head facial injuries and leg fracture.

Baghdad Iraq Abu Musab al-Zarqawi U.S Steve Jones al-Zarqawi FBI al- Zarqawi William Caldwell al-Zarqqawi Baqouba Caldwell Jones al-Qaida

Detainees at Guantanamo Bay deaths appear self-inflicted

Three detainees from Saudi Arabia and Yemen reportedly died by their own actions at Guantanamo Bay amid protests at the prison. U S Southern Command said the detainees were found unresponsive in Camp 1 and attempts at revival failed. The incident follows prior self-harm attempts and ongoing calls to close the facility.

Washington Guantanamo Bay U.S Defense Department Saudi Arabia Yemen U.S. Southern Command Pentagon Camp 1 Guantanamo United States al-Qaida Taliban Bush Miami Navy Harry B. Harris Binyam Muhammad Muhammad Osama bin Laden Camp David State Department Naval Criminal Investigative Service Angela Merkel Anders Fogh Rasmussen Tony Blair Fogh Rasmussen Supreme Court Moazzam Begg Associated Press Barbara Olshansky Center For Constitutional Rights New York Britain Foreign Office Department

Militants slain in three Afghan battles include Taliban leader’s kin

Afghan and U S led forces killed 37 suspected militants in three clashes. Among the dead was Mullah Amanullah, brother in law to Taliban leader Mullah Omar, tied to Dihrawad district incursions in Uruzgan. Six insurgents captured. several rifles seized. A British soldier was killed in Sangin, Helmand. U S ambassador Neumann blamed drug lords for fomenting violence amid poppy eradication push by President Karzai’s government.

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