29 July 2010 - Iraq Special Weapons News |
Operations
Deployments
US Policy
United Nations
Reconstruction Issues
Foreign Reactions
News Reports
Current Operations
- OIF/OEF Casualty Update 29 July 2010 [PDF]
- Iraqi Forces Arrest 6 Terrorism Suspects AFPS 29 Jul 2010 -- Iraqi security forces arrested six people affiliated with the al-Qaida in Iraq terrorism organization in combined operations with U.S. advisors.
- Last Air Force police transition team completes mission AFNS 29 Jul 2010 -- The final Air Force police transition team in Iraq completed its mission July 26 as Iraqi police officials have reached a self-sustaining level.
Deployments
- 4/3 AAB arrives in Anbar, continues advise, train, assist mission Army News 30 Jul 2010 -- An advise-and-assist brigade from the 3rd Infantry Division arrived earlier this month.
- 2/156 Inf., 3rd Sustainment Bde., sets standard for responsible drawdown Army News 30 Jul 2010 -- As the reduction of forces takes place over the next year, a number of units have been curtailed without replacement.
US Policy
United Nations
Reconstruction Issues
Foreign Reactions
- Spain Reissues Warrants for US Soldiers in Iraq Artillery Deaths VOA 29 Jul 2010 -- A Spanish judge has reissued arrest warrants for three U.S. soldiers in connection with the death of a Spanish journalist during invasion of Iraq in 2003.
News Reports
- Al-Qaeda Plants Flag In Baghdad As 23 Die In Iraq RFE/RL 29 Jul 2010 -- Al-Qaeda briefly planted its flag in Baghdad as militants killed 23 members of Iraq's security forces across the country.
- At Least 15 Members of Iraq's Security Forces Killed VOA 29 Jul 2010 -- Militants killed at least 15 members of Iraq's security forces on Thursday in a series of attacks against soldiers and police.
- 3 Iraqi Soldiers Killed in Suicide Attack VOA 29 Jul 2010 -- Iraqi authorities say three Iraqi soldiers have been killed in a suicide car bomb attack in Al-Sharqat, 300 kilometers north of Baghdad.
- UN panel pays out $650 million in reparations for Iraq's invasion of Kuwait UN News Centre 29 Jul 2010 -- The United Nations Compensation Commission made $650 million available to nine successful claimants.
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