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HEADLINE: Iraq is free. People hope for better future. |
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In total, 3758 people have died during the War in Iraq.
Iraqi: 7,670 | Coalition: 0 (8 freed)
13 killed, 6 injured, 4 missing (2 of the previously missing found safe). 3 journalists from Malaysia abducted by Iraqi soldiers in Northern Iraq. 2 previously abducted Polish journalists run for their lives: Marcin Firlej, 27, TVN24 Reporter Jacek Kaczmarek, 31, Polish state radio LOST LIVES: Julio Anguita Parrado, 32, El Mundo, Spain Christian Liebig, 35, Focus Magazine, Germany David Bloom, 39, NBC reporter Michael Kelly, 46, The Atlantic Monthly former editor-in-chief, The Washington Post columnist Kaveh Golestan, 52, a Pulitzer-prize winning photographer from Iran, BBC cameraman Paul Moran, 39, Australian Broadcasting Corporation cameraman Gaby Rado, 48, ITN British television network Terry Lloyd, ITN British television network Reportedly more than 2,000 members on the international press have flown to the Gulf to cover the conflict. Many were interrogated by Iraqi intelligence officials. 600 journalists are "embedded" with U.S. and British forces. |
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War Summary (by Day) Coalition forces continue capturing ex-top Iraqi officials. The military campaign is officially over as stated by President George W. Bush on May 1, 2003. The process of forming "new" Iraq is under way. First 30-days April 19: Samarra firefight; Iraqi ex-finance minister captured; American POWs return home April 18: Saddam's videotape April 17: U.S. to send 1,000-person intelligence group to look for WMD April 16: Tension in Mosul leaves at least 7 people dead April 15: Syria is urged to cooperate April 14: Fight for Tikrit continues April 13: 7 American POWs freed April 12: Fall of Saddam: symbols toppled as regime crumbles April 11: Its official: Saddam is no longer in power April 10: Coalition advances on cities in northern Iraq; Tikrit on target April 9: Fall of Saddam: symbols toppled as regime crumbles April 8: U.S. bombs house with Iraqi top officials (including Saddam and his sons) reportedly inside April 7: Ground attack in central Baghdad April 6: Iraqi capital encircled April 5: Coalition forces raid city parts of Baghdad April 4: Airport occupied; Enemy waves destroyed April 3: Lights out in the city; Attacking Baghdad airport April 2: 20 miles from Baghdad April 1: First contact with Republic Guard March 31: Bombing Republican Guard March 29-30: Baghdad heavily bombed March 28: Fights for control continues March 27: More troops to go to Iraq March 26: Air war continues after sandstorm March 25: Biggest firefight at Najaf March 24: Closing to Baghdad March 23: Battle for Nasiriya March 21-22: Shock and Awe March 20: Troops push into Iraq March 19: 'Decapitation attack' |
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