A group linked to al Qaeda said on Saturday it abducted 20 Iraqi troops and policemen and demanded the release of all Sunni women held in Iraq’s prisons, according to a Web statement. The Internet posting by the self-styled Islamic State in Iraq carried pictures of rows of blindfolded men, most of them in either blue or brown uniforms, in front of the group’s black banner. Their hands appeared to be bound behind their backs. Full Story
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