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Schools Shut In Kashmir Till March 7 Amid Protest Over Ayatollah Khamenei's Killing
Amid protests and ongoing security restrictions, the Jammu and Kashmir government has announced closure of schools and colleges till the end of this week.
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Exclusive: Israel Defence Spokesperson's Inside Details Of "Terror Regime" Iran
Israel has said Iran has been running a propaganda as a victim while its actions clearly showed it was the aggressor with no concern for innocent lives.
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Video: Did US Kamikaze Drone Fail Mission? Iraqis Play With Intact LUCAS
An American kamikaze drone failed its mission, if what the residents of a dry, barren flatland in Iraq is true. They have shared visuals of a delta-shaped drone, about the size of a telephone booth and what looked like the American LUCAS.
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US Contractor To Pay $42 Million To 3 Iraqis Tortured At Baghdad Prison
A federal jury on Tuesday found US defense contractor CACI International liable for its role in torture at the Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad during the Iraq war.
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Iran Flaunts "World's Longest-Range Drone" On Iraq War Anniversary
Iran on Friday paraded its military hardware on the anniversary of its 1980s war with Iraq, including "the longest-range drone in the world" along with ballistic and hypersonic missiles, Iranian state media said.
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Opinion: When Vajpayee Worked With Opposition To Stave Off US Pressure
As an aide to Vajpayee in the Prime Minister's Office, I was privy to much that was happening then. Of course, I was firmly of the view that the US invasion of Iraq could not be justified on any count.
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Bush Gaffe on "Unjustified" War Draws Iraqi Ire
An embarrassing slip of the tongue by former US president George W Bush may have drawn laughter from his American audience, but it raised the ire of Iraqis.
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Colin Powell: First Black US State Secretary, Public Face Of 1991 Iraq War
Colin Powell, the son of Jamaican immigrants who became a US war hero and the first Black secretary of state but saw his legacy tarnished when he made the case for war in Iraq in 2003, died on Monday of Covid-19 complications. He was 84.
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Drone Attacks Iraq Base Hosting US Troops; No Casualities Reported
A drone attack has been carried out on a military base in Iraqi Kurdistan that hosts American troops, without causing any casualties, the US-led coalition said Saturday.
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Iraq Protests Inspired Facebook: Mark Zuckerberg. "False", Says Classmate
Like most college campuses in early 2003, Harvard University was atwitter on one issue in particular: the imminent Iraq invasion. The Bush administration's push to overthrow Saddam Hussein was debated and picked over in dorm rooms, argued about in lecture halls and scrutinized in term papers.
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US War Veteran Raises $12 Million In 5 Days To Build Trump's Wall
So far, US President Donald Trump can't get the US Congress -- or Mexico -- to pay for the "beautiful" wall he has long promised to build on the southern border. Enter: crowdfunding.
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US Senator, An Iraq War Veteran, Set To Be First To Give Birth In Office
US Senator Tammy Duckworth, a decorated Asian American army veteran and double amputee, announced Tuesday she was pregnant with her second child.
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George Bush 'Duped' Tony Blair Into Backing 2003 Iraq War, Says Former UK PM Gordon Brown
Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Gordon Brown claims that his predecessor Tony Blair was "duped" by US President George W Bush into backing the 2003 Iraq War. Mr Brown said that a top secret US intelligence report, which showed there was "no evidence" that Iraq had access to weapons of mass destruction, was not shared with the UK governm...
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Iraq Says No Sign Of ISIS Chemical Weapons Use In Mosul
Iraq's UN envoy said Friday there was no evidence that the Islamic State group had used chemical weapons in the battle for Mosul.
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US 'Not In Iraq To Seize Anybody's Oil', Says Defense Secretary James Mattis
The United States is not about to plunder Iraq's petroleum reserves, Defence Secretary Jim Mattis, who arrived in Baghdad on Monday, said as he sought to soothe partners rattled by remarks President Donald Trump made.
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Schools Shut In Kashmir Till March 7 Amid Protest Over Ayatollah Khamenei's Killing
Amid protests and ongoing security restrictions, the Jammu and Kashmir government has announced closure of schools and colleges till the end of this week.
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Exclusive: Israel Defence Spokesperson's Inside Details Of "Terror Regime" Iran
Israel has said Iran has been running a propaganda as a victim while its actions clearly showed it was the aggressor with no concern for innocent lives.
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Video: Did US Kamikaze Drone Fail Mission? Iraqis Play With Intact LUCAS
An American kamikaze drone failed its mission, if what the residents of a dry, barren flatland in Iraq is true. They have shared visuals of a delta-shaped drone, about the size of a telephone booth and what looked like the American LUCAS.
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US Contractor To Pay $42 Million To 3 Iraqis Tortured At Baghdad Prison
A federal jury on Tuesday found US defense contractor CACI International liable for its role in torture at the Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad during the Iraq war.
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Iran Flaunts "World's Longest-Range Drone" On Iraq War Anniversary
Iran on Friday paraded its military hardware on the anniversary of its 1980s war with Iraq, including "the longest-range drone in the world" along with ballistic and hypersonic missiles, Iranian state media said.
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Opinion: When Vajpayee Worked With Opposition To Stave Off US Pressure
As an aide to Vajpayee in the Prime Minister's Office, I was privy to much that was happening then. Of course, I was firmly of the view that the US invasion of Iraq could not be justified on any count.
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Bush Gaffe on "Unjustified" War Draws Iraqi Ire
An embarrassing slip of the tongue by former US president George W Bush may have drawn laughter from his American audience, but it raised the ire of Iraqis.
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Colin Powell: First Black US State Secretary, Public Face Of 1991 Iraq War
Colin Powell, the son of Jamaican immigrants who became a US war hero and the first Black secretary of state but saw his legacy tarnished when he made the case for war in Iraq in 2003, died on Monday of Covid-19 complications. He was 84.
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Drone Attacks Iraq Base Hosting US Troops; No Casualities Reported
A drone attack has been carried out on a military base in Iraqi Kurdistan that hosts American troops, without causing any casualties, the US-led coalition said Saturday.
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Iraq Protests Inspired Facebook: Mark Zuckerberg. "False", Says Classmate
Like most college campuses in early 2003, Harvard University was atwitter on one issue in particular: the imminent Iraq invasion. The Bush administration's push to overthrow Saddam Hussein was debated and picked over in dorm rooms, argued about in lecture halls and scrutinized in term papers.
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US War Veteran Raises $12 Million In 5 Days To Build Trump's Wall
So far, US President Donald Trump can't get the US Congress -- or Mexico -- to pay for the "beautiful" wall he has long promised to build on the southern border. Enter: crowdfunding.
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US Senator, An Iraq War Veteran, Set To Be First To Give Birth In Office
US Senator Tammy Duckworth, a decorated Asian American army veteran and double amputee, announced Tuesday she was pregnant with her second child.
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George Bush 'Duped' Tony Blair Into Backing 2003 Iraq War, Says Former UK PM Gordon Brown
Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Gordon Brown claims that his predecessor Tony Blair was "duped" by US President George W Bush into backing the 2003 Iraq War. Mr Brown said that a top secret US intelligence report, which showed there was "no evidence" that Iraq had access to weapons of mass destruction, was not shared with the UK governm...
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Iraq Says No Sign Of ISIS Chemical Weapons Use In Mosul
Iraq's UN envoy said Friday there was no evidence that the Islamic State group had used chemical weapons in the battle for Mosul.
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US 'Not In Iraq To Seize Anybody's Oil', Says Defense Secretary James Mattis
The United States is not about to plunder Iraq's petroleum reserves, Defence Secretary Jim Mattis, who arrived in Baghdad on Monday, said as he sought to soothe partners rattled by remarks President Donald Trump made.
