Violence as insurgents kill soldiers near Baghdad in deadly day
Insurgents killed three American soldiers in a roadside bombing northwest of Baghdad while mortars hit near the Defense Ministry killing seven Iraqis. Overall, 27 Iraqis died Sunday as talks to form a new government continued and U S forces faced rising casualties in April. Prime minister designate Jawad al Maliki prepared a cabinet as Bush urged quick coalition formation to counter terrorism.
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Marines Move Through Ramadi Battled Streets
U S Marines patrol Ramadi in a gear heavy, mobile advance against insurgents. Smoke grenades, rapid movement, and rooftop scans define their patrols as they seek cover in walled courtyards en route to the government center. Lt. Brian Wilson and Lt. Carlos Goetz describe the relentless threat from snipers and bombs in the war torn Iraqi city.
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Hamas militants aid cabinet minister in Gaza gunfight
Dozens of Hamas militants rushed to aid a cabinet minister under attack by angry gunmen in Gaza city sparking a shootout that wounded three. The clash underscored deeper rifts as Hamas fights Fatah for control of security forces and contemplates a shadow army led by a militant sought by Israel.
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