Saddam Hussein risks remain as forces pursue Iraq policy
Saddam, confined within Iraq, still looms as a danger while the Bush administration leans on Iraqi opposition aid and contemplates air strikes. Officials note Osama bin Laden’s rising threat and reflect on past US actions, including 1991 and 1993 strikes, as Powell prepares for Middle East talks.
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Iraq vows punishment after U.S.-British airstrikes
Iraq promises strong retaliation after 24 U.S. and British warplanes attacked sites south of Baghdad. Two killed and 20 wounded as civilians describe fear and resolve, while Saddam meets aides and orders 21 divisions to form a volunteer force to defend Jerusalem. State media denounces U.S. and Britain and calls for unity.
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