U.S. Officials See Hussein's Hand In Attacks on Americans in Iraq

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The DOD is examining intelligence reports that indicate Saddam Hussein may be near Tikrit where he is operating bomb attacks against US soldiers and others to undermine American coalition efforts in Iraq. Hussein is reportedly working with Gen. Izzat Ibrahim, the former second-in-command of the Iraqi government. The DOD has traced Ibrahim's contact with the militant group Ansar al-Islam, and suspects that Hussein may be taking a more active role in coordinating various forces that oppose the American-led invasion and occupation of Iraq.

Police Protection, International politics, Terrorist Control, Security Mgmt-Kidnapping & Terrorism, Crimes against, Influence, Soldiers, Military policy, Security systems industry, Terrorism, United States. Department of Defense, Bombings, Hussein, Saddam

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AGENCY BELITTLES INFORMATION GIVEN BY IRAQ DEFECTORS

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A Defense Intelligence Agency report reveals that taxpayer funds authorized by the the Iraq Liberation Act of 1998 paid for worthless information from the Iraqi National Congress about Iraqi weapons of mass destruction and other intelligence data. The arrangements for information from Iraqi defectors proved unworthy and of little value to US intelligence agencies. Ahmed Chalibi, head of the Iraqi National Congress, defends the intelligence sources provided by the Iraqi exiles.

National Security, Defense Intelligence Agency, Cases, Reports, Weapons of mass destruction, Chalabi, Ahmed, Iraqi National Congress, United States. Defense Intelligence Agency, Intelligence gathering

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ARMY SAYS C.I.A. HID MORE IRAQIS THAN IT CLAIMED

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The investigation into the treatment of Iraqi prisoners at Abu Gharaib prison has revealed that the CIA held many prisoners that were not listed on rosters in order to prevent the Red Cross inspectors from seeing them.

Prisoners of war, Civil rights, United States. Central Intelligence Agency, Iraq Prisoner Abuse Scandal, 2004

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