Monday, January 28, 2008
'If there is no change in three months, there will be war again'
The Iraqi government fears ceding power to the Awakening movement which
it sees as an American-funded Sunni militia, whose leaders are often former
military or security officers from Saddam Hussein's regime and are unlikely
to show long-term loyalty to the Shia and Kurdish-dominated administration.

Iraq's Sadrists Seek to End Cease-Fire
Al-Sadr's August order for his feared Mahdi Army militia to freeze activities
for six months was seen by U.S. commanders as a major factor in a nationwide
reduction of violence.


5 U.S. troops killed in Mosul

Interrogator Shares Saddam's Confessions