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15 Jul 2003
 
 
US admits error in naming Niger as Iraqi uranium source
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The US State Department, the first agency of any government to publicly identify Niger as a possible target of Iraqi efforts to obtain uranium, admitted yesterday it had erred in naming the African...
 
 
23 Jun 2003
 
Sistani says Iraqis must rule themselves-report
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A top Iraqi Shiite leader, Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani, has expressed "great unease" about the ten-week-old US occupation of the country and demanded that the US allow Iraqis to rule themselves,...
 
 
US probes if Saddam was in destroyed convoy
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The US Defense Department is investigating whether a recent strike on a three-vehicle convoy fleeing Iraq near the Syrian border killed former top Iraqi officials, including deposed president...
 
 
19 Jun 2003
 
US seeks stolen jet in Africa
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The US said yesterday it was working with African nations to hunt down a 727 passenger jet stolen in Angola last month, amid fears it may be used in a reprise of the September 11 attacks.
 
 
12 May 2003
 
US revamps Iraqi civilian leadership
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With the top US civilian administrators for Iraq recalled to Washington, a senior replacement arrived in the region accompanied by one of the highest-ranking US military generals.
 
 
16 Mar 2003
 
Britain, US, Spain appeal for UN ultimatum to disarm Iraq
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Britain, Spain and the United States made a final appeal for international unity on Iraq Sunday, urging the United Nations to agree to an ultimatum authorising force if Iraq does not disarm.
 
 
26 Feb 2003
 
War could cost US $95bn -report
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The administration of President George W. Bush now believes that just military aspects of an anticipated war with Iraq may cost the government as much as 95 billion dollars, The Washington Post...
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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