28 June 2005 - Iraq Special Weapons News |
Operations
Deployments
US Policy
United Nations
Reconstruction Issues
Foreign Reactions
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Current Operations
- OIF/OEF Casualty Update 28 Jun 2005 [PDF]
- TASK FORCE LIBERTY SOLDIER KILLED
- TASK FORCE LIBERTY SOLDIER KILLED
- Task Force Liberty Soldiers detain five suspects near Ad Duluiyah MNF-I 28 Jun 2005 -- Task Force Liberty Soldiers detained three suspected terrorists near Ad Duluiyah after following a set of wires from the roadside to a house June 27.
- Operation SAIF begins in Hit-Haditha area MNF-I 28 Jun 2005 -- Iraqi Security Forces and approximately 1,000 Marines, Sailors and Soldiers from Regimental Combat Team-2, comprised of elements of 2nd Marine Regiment and 2nd Brigade Combat Team of the 2nd Marine Division began conducting security operations in the Al Anbar province.
- Iraqi Deputy Killed By Car Bomb RFE/RL 28 Jun 2005 -- A Iraqi member of parliament, 87-year-old Dhari Ali al-Fayadh, three of his bodyguards, and his son were killed today by a car-bomb attack on their convoy in the north of the capital Baghdad.
Deployments
US Policy
- Remarks by the President on the War on Terror The White House 28 Jun 2005
- President Bush Tells America Iraq War is Worth the Costs VOA 28 Jun 2005 -- President Bush says America must stay the course in Iraq, despite the high cost in lives and dollars.
- 'As Iraqis Stand Up, We Will Stand Down,' Bush Tells Nation AFPS 28 Jun 2005 -- On the one-year anniversary of the transfer of sovereignty in Iraq to a transitional Iraqi government, President Bush tonight promised that U.S. forces would remain in Iraq until the job is complete, "but not one day longer."
- Bush to Seek Renewed Support on Iraq VOA 28 Jun 2005 -- President Bush gives a nationwide address Tuesday on the first anniversary of the transfer of sovereignty in Iraq.
- Rumsfeld Says Media Show Only 'Negative' Side of Iraq War AFPS 28 Jun 2005 -- Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld took to the airwaves June 27 to clear up what he characterized as "misinformation" by the media about the war in Iraq, telling radio listeners in Kansas City, Mo., that "the news media seem to want to carry the negative."
- Rice: Insurgents Will Fail To Stop Iraqi Political Progress AFPS 28 Jun 2005 -- A year to the day after a new, democratic government assumed sovereignty in Iraq, insurgents there still are seeking to derail the country's political progress through violence, the State Department's senior official said today.
- Rice Sees Iraq's Political Process as Key to Defeating Insurgents Washington File 28 Jun 2005 -- The ongoing political process in Iraq is the key to defeating the insurgency, achieving stability in the country and bringing an end to the need for coalition forces, according to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
United Nations
Reconstruction Issues
- Iraqi President Denies Insurgents Contacted RFE/RL 28 Jun 2005 -- Iraqi President Jalal Talabani said today that the Iraqi government is not in contact with insurgents in Iraq, adding that if U.S. forces are negotiating with insurgents, that is their decision.
- Iraqis Mark One Year Of Self-Rule RFE/RL 28 Jun 2005 -- One year has passed since the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) transferred power to Iraqis on 28 June 2004. While the ongoing terrorism against civilians and Iraqi and multinational forces dominates the media coverage, slow but steady progress has been made on the political front.
Foreign Reactions
News Reports
- Iraqi Media Monitoring UNAMI 28 Jun 2005
- First Bosnian National Killed In Iraq RFE/RL 28 Jun 2005 -- The Bosnian Foreign Ministry today said its first citizen has died in Iraq.
