Captive in Iraq death-deadline extended amid regional tensions
In Baghdad kidnappers of a South Korean businessman Kim Sun il extended their deadline for his execution, while Seoul plans to evaciate all 22 nationals. The same day U.S. officials said Saddam Hussein and other former regime figures will be turned over to Iraqi authorities once warrants are issued. An explosion hit a Baghdad neighborhood near the international airport, killing two and wounding three as attacks rise ahead of sovereignty transfer.
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Militants Attack Ingushetia in Chechnya Border, Dozens Die
Thousands of Russian troops storm Nazran in Ingushetia after militants seize Interior Ministry buildings and attack border posts near Chechnya. At least 57 killed including 47 officials and a UN humanitarian worker. Putin orders deadly crackdown amid election prep for Chechnya.
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