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Current Operations

• OIF/OEF Casualty Update 06 Nov 2006 [PDF]
• Two Marines, One Soldier Killed in Al Anbar
• Two Task Force Lightning Soldiers killed
• DoD Identifies Army Casualties
• DoD Identifies Army Casualty
• CENTAF releases airpower summary for Nov. 6 AFPN 06 Nov 2006 -- U.S. Central Command Air Forces officials have released the airpower summary for Nov. 6.
• Iraqi Forces Deliver Food to Ramadi, Detain Terrorists AFPS 06 Nov 2006 -- Iraqi forces, with coalition forces in support, delivered emergency food supplies to a mosque in Ramadi Nov. 4, military officials in Iraq reported.
• US Helicopter Crashes in Iraq, Killing 2 Soldiers VOA 06 Nov 2006 -- U.S. military officials in Baghdad say an American helicopter has crashed in northern Iraq, killing two soldiers on board.

Deployments

US Policy

United Nations

Reconstruction Issues

• IRAQ: Aid hard to come by for increasing numbers of displaced IRIN 06 Nov 2006 -- The Iraqi Ministry of Displacement and Migration said on Sunday that sectarian violence has displaced up to 460,000 people since February, making it increasingly difficult to provide aid to them.
• Baghdad Under Curfew for 2nd Day, Bush Praises Saddam Verdict VOA 06 Nov 2006 -- There have been mixed reactions, throughout Iraq, following Saddam Hussein's conviction for crimes against humanity

Foreign Reactions

• Shahroudi: Saddam's death sentence heals wounds of oppressed IRNA 06 Nov 2006 -- Judiciary chief Ayatollah Mahmoud Hashemi Shahroudi said here Monday that the death penalty, issued against former Iraqi ruler Saddam Hussein, healed the wounds of the oppressed and all those whose beloved ones were killed on the Iraqi dictator's order.
• Britain's Tony Blair Opposes Saddam Death Penalty VOA 06 Nov 2006 -- British Prime Minister Tony Blair says the conviction of Saddam Hussein on charges of crimes against humanity is a stark reminder of conditions in Iraq under the former leader's regime.
• Families of British Forces Killed in Iraq Seek Hearings on Legality of War VOA 06 Nov 2006 -- Families of two British soldiers killed in Iraq went to court Monday in a bid to force the country's government to hold public hearings on the legality of the Iraq war.

News Reports

• Iraq's Shi'ites Celebrate, Sunnis Protest, as Saddam Found Guilty VOA 06 Nov 2006 -- Iraq's Shi'ites were celebrating Sunday's court decision to sentence former president Saddam Hussein to death by hanging, as the case against Saddam moved to the appeal stage.