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leftchick Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Mar-03-05 06:18 AM
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It Looks Like Fallujah II In Ramadi Now..Bombings, Civilians killed. etc.
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Edited on Thu Mar-03-05 06:20 AM by leftchick
Operation "River Blitz" is moving right along with NOTHING on our TVs.

Several Iraqis die in US attacks

Tuesday 01 March 2005, 19:58 Makka Time, 16:58 GMT

http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/2CC660E9-0539-450A-BB19-DE61B2508D59.htm


US forces in Iraq have in the last few days killed several Iraqis - including a woman and her children - during the course of an extensive military operation in al-Anbar province.

The situation is tense since the US forces launched Operation River Blitz on Tuesday, Aljazeera has learned.

In the province's city of Ramadi, two Iraqis including a woman along with her children were killed in US fire.

While three civilians were injured when US troops opened fire on their car, the woman and children were killed when the air force bombed a house in Bu-Farraj district, north of the city.

Several checkpoints have been set up by the US forces in the city, with students studying at al-Anbar University unable to reach their classrooms, Aljazeera has learned.



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