U.S. enforcements arrive in Baghdad By SALAHEDDIN, Press Writer
BAGHDAD, - U.S. reinforcements sent to Baghdad to help quell sectarian violence and clamp down on other attacks took up positions in a restive neighborhood Saturday, while two bombs at a market northeast of the city wounded eight people.
The 3,700 soldiers of the Army's 172nd Stryker Brigade moved in from the northern city of Mosul to bolster U.S. and Iraqi security forces already in the city. However, there's already 60,000 troops there so it will not make much of a difference.
Several Stryker armored fighting vehicles were seen Saturday in Baghdad's mostly Sunni neighborhood of Ghazaliyah in the western part. Iraqi police used loudspeakers to encourage residents to go about their business and reopen shops.
Dozens of people are killed almost every day in due to the civil war in Iraq. The USA military has not been able to beat the insurgents. The USA troops have been eating crow and sucking shame.
2006-08-05
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