U S warns Hezbollah and others against attacking during Iraq war
The Bush administration warned terrorist groups and state sponsors to stay on the sidelines as the United States launches the Iraq war. Officials described a broad intelligence and diplomatic blitz aimed at head off strikes, with emphasis on Hezbollah tied to Iran and based in Syria. senior officials said pressure is being exerted at high Syrian levels to restrain Hezbollah and noted increased Iranian arms shipments to Syria destined for the group. FBI watches Hezbollah cells in the United States for potential shift to terrorism once the war begins.
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Living room war goes high tech with live coverage
Knight Ridder reports the first major Internet Age war blends technology and strategy, with publicized order of battle, live videophone potential, and embedded reporters shaping a home front narrative. Gen Franks appears on Time cover as media coverage humanizes soldiers and frames the conflict as a good versus evil struggle.
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Mixed reactions mark Iraq war start across the nation
In Nashville Brentwood Hills Church of Christ opened its doors to watch President Bush address the nation as the United States launched strikes on Iraq. About 15 worshippers prayed for troops and leaders amid caution and concern. Citizens in New York New Orleans and San Diego described a spectrum of support sadness and unease as events unfolded.
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Iraq War Preludes as Troops Hold Border Watch
U S and British forces close on Iraq with 300000 troops, 100 yards from the border. Seventeen Iraqi soldiers surrendered pre-hostilities, while Saddam's capitulation deadline passed without exodus. Troops prepare, shave heads, and brace for potential Scud attacks as air crews don protective gear.
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Congress Maintains Pace Amid War Doubts and Tax Breaks
Washington lawmakers carried on with routine business as the Senate debated Alaska oil drilling and the next year’s budget while the House advanced on tax relief for fishing tackle boxes and troops. Leaders pledged to support U.S. forces even as they push domestic measures.
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