Iraq`s Kurds Fear Results of U.S. Attack on Saddam

29 Jul 2002

Iraq`s breakaway Kurds fear that a possible U.S. attempt to topple President Saddam Hussein could lead to death and destruction for them and their mountainous homeland. Full Story

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Iraq`s Kurds Fear Results of U.S. Attack on Saddam

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