jennifer5
25.06.05, 21:52
bush widzi na rozowo:
"The Iraqi people are growing in optimism and hope," Bush said. "They
understand that the violence is only a part of the reality in Iraq."
Czasami sie zastanawiam czy przypadkiem bush nie czerpie swojego "optimism
and hope"............ od felusiaka
realia sa w innej tonacji:
The relentless carnage from the Sunni Arab-dominated insurgency has killed
more than 1,263 people since April 28, when al-Jaafari announced his Shiite-
dominated government.
In one such sectarian killing, gunmen Friday targeted an aide to Grand
Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, Iraq's most revered Shiite cleric. Police said two
bodyguards also were killed trying to protect another Shiite cleric in
Baghdad's predominantly Shiite al-Amin district.
On Saturday, a suicide car bomber blew himself up outside a police officer's
home north of Baghdad, killing at least nine people, police and hospital
officials said. The bomber, accompanied by five cars loaded with armed
insurgents, slammed into a wall outside the home of Lt. Muthana al-Shaker in
Samarra, 60 miles north of Baghdad, said police Lt. Qassim Mohammed.
All those killed were on the street. Al-Shaker was not injured, Mohammed
said.
Later, three mortar rounds struck a crowded cafe in a predominantly Shiite
neighborhood in the capital, killing five civilians and wounding seven,
police said. The strike occurred at about 9 p.m., when many people are on the
streets before an 11 p.m. curfew.
Elsewhere, gunmen ambushed a police patrol in the western Iraqi city of
Ramadi, killing eight policemen Friday, police and hospital officials said
Saturday.
Gunmen killed two policemen from a commando unit patrolling western Baghdad
on Saturday, police 1st Lt. Thaer Mahmoud said. In addition, Iraqi police
found the corpse of a uniformed policeman in another section of Baghdad, his
hands bound behind his back and plastic wire around his neck, police Capt.
Mohammed Izz al-Din said.
In a separate incident Saturday, gunmen killed three policemen on a road
about 46 miles south of Amarah, police 1st Lt. Hussein Karim Hassan said.
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