Calm returns as US-Iraqi forces deploy around Baghdad's Sadr City
earthtimes.org     May 21, 2008            

Baghdad - Streets of Baghdad's Sadr City were calmer on Wednesday, after the Iraqi and US troops were deployed across the Shiite enclave, ending two months of violent clashes between Iraqi forces and militants of the so-called Mahdi Army. For the fir... [read full story]                    


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iht.com     6 hrs ago   44 related          

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Soldier remembered as 'outstanding young man'

gmnews.com     6 hrs ago          

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