Iran to begin uranium extraction in desert within two years
Saghand mine 300 miles south of Tehran will be first site Iran allows an international agency to tour as it pursues a full nuclear fuel cycle from mining to enrichment. Iran says its aim is peaceful but U S charges loom over its program and a broader regional dispute.
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Putin calls it an all-out war after Beslan school siege
In a televised address Vladimir Putin declares an all-out war on terrorism after a hostage crisis at Beslan School No 1 in Russia left more than 340 dead, including many children. He orders tightened security, border closures, and reforms while grieving families mourn amid scenes at morgues and ruined gym.
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Marat Avsarayev
Moscow
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Security scare stalls L A airport with battery blast
Four Los Angeles International Airport terminals were shut for over three hours after a passenger bypassed security at Terminal 8 and two flashlight batteries exploded during screening at another. The incidents, not linked to terrorism, prompted evacuations and re screenings as TSA and FBI officials investigated.
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Larry Fetters
Car bomb at Iraqi police academy leaves dozens dead
A car hazardous device exploded outside the Kirkuk police academy as trainees and civilians left, killing 20 and injuring 36. The attack aims to disrupt U.S.-backed security efforts ahead of January elections. no group claimed responsibility. Reports describe bloodied streets and gutted vehicles amid ongoing clashes in Tal Afar and mortar fire on a police patrol near Mahmoudiya Latifiyah.
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Syria
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Adnan Abdul- Rahman
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Latifiyah
Bassem Ali
Sarhat Qadir
General says conspiracy left her to blame for abuse at Abu Ghraib
Brig. Gen. Janis Karpinski claims a conspiracy among top US commanders left her to bear the blame for Abu Ghraib abuses. She accuses senior generals of avoiding punishment despite issuing interrogation guidelines and cites the Schlesinger report and Fay inquiry. Senate panel set to review accountability for leaders including Sanchez Miller Fast Wojdakowski.
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Walter Wojdakowski
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Fast
Wojdakowski
George Fay
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