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Al-Sadr truce calms Iraq's violenceStory

Al-Sadr truce calms Iraq's violence

BAGHDAD (AP) - Rockets fell on the Green Zone and random machine gun fire rang out Monday in the southern city of Basra as Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr sought to rein in his militia after a week of battles that claimed about 400...

5 months ago from Helena Independent Record

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BAGHDAD The Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr on Sunday called for his followers to stop fighting in Basra and in turn demanded concessions from Iraq’s government, after six days in which his Mahdi Army militia has held off an American-supported...

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