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Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)


09 September 2004 - Iraq Special Weapons News

Operations
Deployments
US Policy
United Nations
Reconstruction Issues
Foreign Reactions
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Current Operations

Deployments

US Policy

  • Officers Cite Overwhelming Iraqi Support for U.S. Forces AFPS 09 Sep 2004 -- More than 90 percent of the Iraqi people support the efforts of U.S. forces in their war-torn country, a panel of Army and Marine field commanders told the House Armed Services Committee here Sept. 8.
  • Detainee Panel Tells Senate Not to Overlook Forest AFPS 09 Sep 2004 -- Members of a panel that reviewed DoD detention operations said it is important to "not overlook the forest for the trees."
  • CONGRESS / PRISONER ABUSE VOA 09 Sep 2004 -- U.S. investigators are looking into why up to 100 detainees held by the American military in Iraq were concealed from Red Cross observers in violation of the Geneva Conventions. Army officials discussed the matter before House and Senate Armed Services Committees Thursday
  • Congressional Report, September 9: Ghost Detainee Issue Examined Washington File 09 Sep 2004 -- Members of Congress described testimony provided September 9 by top-ranking generals involved in investigating the abuse of Iraqi prisoners held in U.S. custody as very helpful, but zeroed in with questions about how some individuals became "ghost detainees" who were not logged into the prison system, and were unseen by representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross.

United Nations

Reconstruction Issues

  • IRAQ: Agencies hold off on new aid for Sadr City IRIN 09 Sep 2004 -- Aid agencies and humanitarian organisations such as the International Committee for the Red Cross (ICRC) are adopting a wait-and-see attitude towards the latest round of fighting in the Baghdad suburb of Sadr City.

Foreign Reactions

  • IRAQ: Dubai telethon raises US $2 million for Iraqi children IRIN 09 Sep 2004 -- A telethon held recently in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) city of Dubai, raised US $2 million for the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) to help rebuild Iraq's devastated schools and improve the learning environment for Iraqi children.

News Reports




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