U.S. military: Fewer attacks from Iranian bombs

20 Jan 2008

The U.S. military said Sunday that attacks in Iraq linked to Iranian explosive devices have fallen off in recent days after a sharp increase earlier in the month, and that the overall flow of weaponry from Iran has dropped. Full Story

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