excerted from IWPR daily summary of Iraqi News sources.
Informed sources have revealed a document identifying some 790 non-Iraqi detainees in Abu Ghraib prison. There are 17 from Saudi Arabia, 9 from Kuwait, 30 from Lebanon, 21 from Yemen, 6 from Algeria, 13 from Egypt, 35 from Jordan, 7 from Libya, 8 from Palestine, 9 from Sudan, 22 from Syria, 2 from Tunisia and 3 from Morocco. Let's see, 790 minus the 182 listed leaves 608 without a country. Wonder if they came from that un-named country to the east of Iraq that is absent from the list? | Most of the terrorist operations in the country were executed by non-Iraqi elements working for organised bodies with the aim of spreading insecurity and riots inside Iraq. They made use of the absence of the control of borders with neighbouring countries enabling them to enter Iraq and work against its ambitions and interests. (Al-Adala is issued daily by the Supreme Council of the Islamic Revolution in Iraq.) |