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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 2003

Page

7

Coalition forces massing firepower to overwhelm Iraq

U S and British forces deploy missiles and bombs guided by satellites and lasers along Iraqs borders. Iraqi defenders rely on aging mortars bazookas and guns as analysts warn of chemical weapons risk while Tens of thousands of troops prepare for a massive air and ground offensive aimed at delivering a swift technological victory.

Washington Iraq Centuripe aMe Cold Man Tate U Air Force Franklin “Judd” Blaisdell United States U.S Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld Saddam Kuwait Rumsfeld Bush Administration Anthony Cordesman Center For Strategic and International Studies Pentagon Bush

Debate Over How To Handle Osama Bin Laden If Captured

As a manhunt tightens near the Pakistan Afghanistan Iran tri border, officials weigh risks of capturing vs killing Osama bin Laden. Debate grows over trial versus martyrdom, with authorities denying reports of his capture and noting Iraq war pressures.

Islamabad Pakistan Osama bin Laden al-Qaida Khalid Shaikh Mohammed Afghanistan Iran bin Laden Iraq U.S Iran Radio Islamic Awami Tabrik Party Murtaza Poya Associated Press CIA Rabat Saad Baluchistan Sanaulian Zenri Saad bin Laden Zehri Bush Middle East Michael Swetram Potomac Institute For Policy Studies

Assassination Shocks Serbia Prime Minister Djindjic Killed

Serbia faces a state of emergency after the shooting of Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic as he entered government HQ in Belgrade. Police detained two suspects while authorities blame Milosevic loyalists and underworld figures for the attack. Security forces blocked roads and halted transport as the nation mourned.

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