U.S. woos Kurds as anti-Saddam allies

18 Jun 2002

The Bush administration is seeking to create a broad coalition against Saddam Hussein by courting Kurds, the only opposition group to control territory and major military forces in Iraq. Full Story

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U.S. woos Kurds as anti-Saddam allies

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