07 May 2008 - Iraq Special Weapons News |
Operations
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Current Operations
- OIF/OEF Casualty Update 07 May 2008 [PDF]
- PRESS CONFERENCE: Operational Update: Maj. Gen. Bergner, Dr. al-Sheikhly, May 7, 2008 MNF-I 07 May 2008 -- Maj. Gen. Kevin J. Bergner, MNF-I, and Dr. Tahseen al-Sheikhly, Iraqi spokesman, provide an operational update
- May 6 airpower summary: B-1B destroys enemy compound AFPN 07 May 2008
- Coalition Forces Kill Terrorist Leader, Detain 23 Suspects AFPS 07 May 2008 -- Coalition forces killed a wanted terrorist and detained 23 suspects in two days of operations targeting terrorist cells around Iraq.
- NMCB 3 Seabees Lend Expertise to a SOF Team in Iraq Navy NewsStand 07 May 2008 -- A team of Seabees assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 3 provided their expertise to help build a wash rack for a Special Operations Force (SOF) unit in Iraq on May 1.
Deployments
US Policy
United Nations
Reconstruction Issues
- Iraq: Foreign Fighters Continue To Wreak Havoc RFE/RL 07 May 2008 -- A Sunni Arab tribal leader in restive Diyala Governorate announced this week that tribal fighters obtained Al-Qaeda records documenting the names of 6,000 suicide bombers who have carried out attacks in Iraq since the fall of the Hussein regime.
Foreign Reactions
- Iraqi Minister Hails Economic Progress VOA 07 May 2008 -- Iraq's minister of industry says his country is making real economic strides in the post-Saddam era, but any rapid pullout of U.S. troops would put that progress at risk
- Iraqi Foreign Minister Stresses Importance of US-Iran Security Talks VOA 07 May 2008 -- Iraq's foreign minister has urged Iran and the United States to resume talks on seeking a solution to Iraq's security problems.
News Reports
- IRAQ: Kurdistan bracing for possible cholera outbreak IRNA 07 May 2008 -- The Iraqi authorities in the self-ruled northern region of Kurdistan are gearing up to face a possible cholera outbreak which last year affected nearly 4,200 people, and caused the deaths of 24 nationwide, a local official said on 6 May.
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