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BE
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"Good things happen, get over it."
Dennis
"no surrender" <no_surrender@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:MPG.21e9b14a53ed6722989906@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Re****t: American Troops Weak, Stupid & Cowardly - Bush's Failed
Presidency
> Coming To An End - The Terrorists Have Won
>
> Two American soldiers have been deliberately shot dead by a colleague in
an
> Iraqi unit, the US and Iraqy militaries have announced.
>
> The two soldiers were on a joint US-Iraq patrol in Mosul in northern
Iraq
when
> they were killed last week.
>
>
> It is the first time such a killing has been confirmed by the two
forces.
>
>
> "Two US soldiers killed during a combined Iraqi army and coalition
operation in
> Nineveh province on December 26 were allegedly shot by an Iraqi
soldier,"
the
> US military said in a statement on Saturday.
>
> Three other US soldiers and a civilian interpreter were wounded in the
> incident.
>
>
> The team had been setting up a combat outpost.
>
> "The Iraqi soldier who allegedly opened fire fled the scene but was
identified
> by other Iraqi army personnel and was then apprehended" the military
statement
> said.
>
> Two soldiers arrested
>
> Two Iraqi army soldiers are now being held in connection with the
incident.
>
> The US military said it was not clear why the Iraqi soldier had opened
fire,
> but two Iraqi generals told the Reuters news agency that the attacker
had
links
> to Sunni Arab fighters.
>
> The patrol "was attacked by gunmen and the soldier abused the situation
and
> killed the two soldiers. The soldier was an insurgent infiltrator,"
Brigadier-
> General Mutaa al-Khazraji, commander of the Iraqi army's second
division,
said.
>
> Brigadier-General Noor al-Din Hussein, commander of the Iraqi Army's
fourth
> Brigade, second division, said that the Iraqi soldier had been in the
army
for
> only one year and was an Arab from the Jubouri tribe.
>
> "There is some penetration [by insurgents] and we want to purify the
Iraqi
> army. Our soldiers are good and doing well. This is the first time
something
> like this has happened," he said.
>
> In June 2004, two US soldiers were killed by Iraqi civil defence
officers
> patrolling with them. The Iraqi civil defence corps was created after
the
US
> invasion in 2003 and was the forerunner of today's Iraqi army.
>
> Internet video
>
> The deaths come as a new video of the Baghdad sniper, also known as
Juba,
was
> posted on the internet.
>
> The video appeared at the end of December and, like the first two films,
is a
> compilation of footage showing US soldiers being shot dead by the
sniper.
>
> Juba is said to be from the Islamic Army in Iraq but he never appears in
the
> videos.
>
> The commentary says it aims to tell "the truth to the American people"
about
> their military losses in Iraq.
>
> Juba, a nom de guerre, first appeared on the internet in 2005 in a poor
quality
> film. With his own internet site at www.baghdadsniper.net, Juba is one
of
the
> most successful media outlets of those fighting against the US-led
forces
in
> Iraq.
>
> Small arms casualties
>
> According to a tally by the independent website www.icasualties.org, 338
US
> soldiers have been killed since the beginning of the war by "small arms
fire" -
> eight per cent of total US casualties.
>
> At least 48 of them were shot by snipers.
>
> General Kevin Bergner, a US military spokesman, said that sniping "has
been a
> threat to the security environment here for quite some time".
>
> "It is one we deal with on a recurring, routine basis.
>
> "It is one that we have periodically seen in greater numbers at times,
and
> obviously in those cir***stances we target our operations accordingly to
> counter that threat."
>
> Meanwhile a spate of roadside bombs on Saturday in Iraq's Diyala
province
> killed seven people, according to Iraqi officials.
>
>
>
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/E4E07977-A1C0-4D9A-B671-D0D271B8EB66.htm
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