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Spanish Base In Iraq’s Najaf Comes Under Mortar Fire |
2004-04-21 |
A Spanish base in south-central Iraq came under mortar fire twice overnight but suffered no casualties or damage, a multinational force spokesman said Wednesday. Coalition forces were unable to find the attackers, who fired several mortar rounds at the Najaf base of the Spanish-led Plus Ultra brigade, which also includes troops from El Salvador, Dominican Republic and Honduras. The radical Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, who has waged an insurgency against the U.S.-led occupation in the area around Najaf with his large militia, has announced he won’t attack troops from countries planning to withdraw and it wasn’t clear who staged the attack. |
Posted by:TS |
#7 I guess the Spainards aren't pulling out fast enough to appease the jihadi-fascists. Vaya con Allah, Senor Zapatero. The word 'machismo' should be stricken from the Spainish language. Next up: motar fire on the Honduran contingent. |
Posted by: Mark 2004-04-21 9:00:21 PM |
#6 Man, if only Montazuma has shown a little pluck we'd all be speaking Aztec now. |
Posted by: Michael 2004-04-21 6:50:49 PM |
#5 So Zapatero, how do you like them terrorists now? |
Posted by: Bomb-a-rama 2004-04-21 6:44:34 PM |
#4 Of course it wasn't Sadr. Appeasement always works -- just ask Chamberland! Peace in our time! |
Posted by: CrazyFool 2004-04-21 6:38:52 PM |
#3 A |
Posted by: Zenster 2004-04-21 6:29:20 PM |
#2 just a little kiss goodbye |
Posted by: Dan 2004-04-21 6:19:47 PM |
#1 it wasn’t clear who staged the attack. It was Casper, the unfriendly ghost. |
Posted by: Rafael 2004-04-21 6:15:49 PM |