Irak

[Merowig]

warum spinnen?
Wenn man Gotteshaeuser zur Kriegsfuehrung missbraucht darf man sich ned wundern wenn es knallt
Pech gehabt
Gratisregistrierung
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UPRISING
At Word of U.S. Foray, a Baghdad Militia Erupts
By JEFFREY GETTLEMAN

Published: April 7, 2004


BAGHDAD, Iraq, April 6 — The word went out on Tuesday at noon, with the blast of the call to prayer: American soldiers had raided an office of Moktada al-Sadr, the radical Shiite cleric, and torn up a poster of his father, one of Iraq's most revered martyrs.
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Iran, Hezbollah support al-Sadr


By Rowan Scarborough
THE WASHINGTON TIMES


Sheik Muqtada al-Sadr, the fiery Iraqi Shi'ite cleric who ordered his fanatical militia to attack coalition troops, is being supported by Iran and its terror surrogate Hezbollah, according to military sources with access to recent intelligence reports.
Sheik al-Sadr's bid to spark a widespread uprising in Iraq comes at a particularly pivotal time. The United States is conducting a massive troop rotation that leaves inexperienced troops in some locations, including Fallujah, which is west of Baghdad and where Sunnis have mounted another series of rebellions.
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