Troops seize weapons to diffuse Iraqi insurgency
In Fallujah and other towns, U S and allied forces carried out Desert Scorpion raids after a two week amnesty on heavy weapons ended. Police and residents reported heavy handed searches, while aid convoys followed the raids. Eight suspected leaders were captured in Fallujah.
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Saddam's daughter says father survived US attack
In London The Sunday Times quotes Saddam Hussein daughter Baghad 35 saying she believes her father is alive though she has not seen him since before the invasion. She spoke by phone from Baghdad detailing her life with sister Rana, denying asylum plans in England and recalling past family ties and executions linked to Saddam's regime.
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Former South Korean leader urges North Korea to learn Iraq lesson
Former president Kim Dae-jung said Pyongyang should abandon nuclear ambitions to gain security guarantees and aid, warning against brinkmanship. He cited Iraq’s fall as a lesson, while North Korea urged South Korea to avoid external anti-North actions and push for inter-Korea cooperation amid renewed family reunions.
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