Iraqi oil pipeline breach hollows exports halved amid sabotage
Repair crews fought to fix a 42 inch southern pipeline after a suspected smuggling breach cut Iraq’s exports to about 960000 barrels per day, roughly half postwar levels. Analysts warn volatility will curb crude sales as Iraq aims to rebuild revenue for reconstruction and meet security challenges.
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U N Court Focuses on Sierra Leone War Crimes Trial
A U N sponsored court opens the first Sierra Leone war crimes trial for three Revolutionary United Front commanders over a decade of diamond driven violence. Indictment details killings rapes enslavement and mutilation with machetes. Prosecution cites foreign backing from Charles Taylor and Muammar Gaddafi.
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Israeli official says U S being deceived over outposts
In Jerusalem an opposition lawmaker and former general displayed photos of four West Bank outposts to claim Israel expands the enclaves rather than dismantle them. Peace Now counts 53 dismantling targets versus 28 named to Washington, drawing sharp criticism amid stalled progress on the road map.
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