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Originally posted by NeoNemesis
Are you from the future?? Are you here to guide us?? Mal = Messiah???
Well, how do you think i get these breaking stories so quick!
Originally posted by NeoNemesis
Are you from the future?? Are you here to guide us?? Mal = Messiah???
Originally posted by NeoNemesis
Are you from the future?? Are you here to guide us?? Mal = Messiah???
Originally posted by Sleepy
Switches to BBC
Originally posted by Sleepy
Switches to BBC
Originally posted by Shockwave
If anyone wants to know the British Army units in Iraq/Kuwait
The Big List (above)
Originally posted by Shockwave
If anyone wants to know the British Army units in Iraq/Kuwait
The Big List (above)
US: MARKET WASN'T TARGET
Blasts in a Baghdad market place that killed up to 15 civilians may have been caused by a stray Iraqi missile or deliberate Iraqi sabotage, a US military spokesman has said.
Brigadier General Vincent Brooks, America's deputy director of operations based in Qatar, said US forces had not aimed at targets in the area.
He added the blasts could have been caused by Iraqi surface-to-air missiles falling back onto the city.
He said: "We think it's entirely possible that this may have been an Iraqi missile that went up and came back down or even an Iraqi attack.
"We won't have a final answer until we're in Baghdad ourselves."
The blasts devastated a street in northern Baghdad on Wednesday and witnesses blamed US missiles.
Brigadier General Brooks added: "We have no intention of harming civilians unnecessarily."
During his briefing in Qatar, he told reporters that Iraqi forces are becoming increasingly desperate in their actions.
"Iraqi regime forces are seizing children from their homes telling their families that they must fight for the regime or they will all face execution," he said.
He also said Coalition forces had proof that Saddam Hussein's forces are hiding weaponry in cultural, religious and historical landmarks, promising to destroy it without damaging the buildings.
"We remain true to our stated purposes of liberating the regime and the oppressed people of Iraq," he said.
US: MARKET WASN'T TARGET
Blasts in a Baghdad market place that killed up to 15 civilians may have been caused by a stray Iraqi missile or deliberate Iraqi sabotage, a US military spokesman has said.
Brigadier General Vincent Brooks, America's deputy director of operations based in Qatar, said US forces had not aimed at targets in the area.
He added the blasts could have been caused by Iraqi surface-to-air missiles falling back onto the city.
He said: "We think it's entirely possible that this may have been an Iraqi missile that went up and came back down or even an Iraqi attack.
"We won't have a final answer until we're in Baghdad ourselves."
The blasts devastated a street in northern Baghdad on Wednesday and witnesses blamed US missiles.
Brigadier General Brooks added: "We have no intention of harming civilians unnecessarily."
During his briefing in Qatar, he told reporters that Iraqi forces are becoming increasingly desperate in their actions.
"Iraqi regime forces are seizing children from their homes telling their families that they must fight for the regime or they will all face execution," he said.
He also said Coalition forces had proof that Saddam Hussein's forces are hiding weaponry in cultural, religious and historical landmarks, promising to destroy it without damaging the buildings.
"We remain true to our stated purposes of liberating the regime and the oppressed people of Iraq," he said.
Originally posted by Sleepy
U.S. military intelligence is warning American troops that Iraqi soldiers have begun to use a wire-guided missile system against American tanks that the U.S. military previously did not know they possessed.
It is called the AT-14 Kornet surface-to-surface missile. It has a range of 3.5 kilometers, and it is emerging as the Iraqis' most effective direct-fire weapon against U.S. armor in the desert of southern Iraq.
Radio Free Europe
Originally posted by Sleepy
U.S. military intelligence is warning American troops that Iraqi soldiers have begun to use a wire-guided missile system against American tanks that the U.S. military previously did not know they possessed.
It is called the AT-14 Kornet surface-to-surface missile. It has a range of 3.5 kilometers, and it is emerging as the Iraqis' most effective direct-fire weapon against U.S. armor in the desert of southern Iraq.
Radio Free Europe