Saddam Hussein's sons are killed

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Qusay and Uday Hussein, the sons of former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein, were killed in a gun battle with US soldiers in Mosul. The death of the two sons represent a major victory for US president George W. Bush as his administration attempts to eliminate the remants of Saddam's regime in Iraq.

International Affairs, National Security, Military Exercises & Maneuvers, Military Action, Political aspects, Military operations, Military maneuvers, Hussein, Qusai, Hussein, Odai, Death of

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Baghdad files reveal how Hussein won help abroad: security documents disclose spies, people aiding weapons plan

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US officials' examinations of Iraqi security service files have yielded names of Saddam Hussein's spies, and also foreigners paid for obtaining political influence in other countries and for assisting in the development of banned weapons. The files also include the amounts of money paid.

Legal issues & crime, Company legal issue, Investigations, Military policy, Espionage, Iraqi, Iraqi espionage

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Powell encourages Syrian leader to end support for militants

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US Secretary of State Colin Powell has called on Syria to stop supporting radical anti-Israel militants. Syria claims that it has closed the headquarters of some of these groups in the country.

Syria, Radicals, Radicals (Persons), Powell, Colin, Foreign policy, Islamic militants

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