Of course, it was all about Iraq's resources
Posted: Monday, December 1, 2003

Iraqis challenge US account of battle
Iraqis dispute claim of 54 killed Townspeople say only 8 died
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No bodies found after Iraq gunfight
THE US military has said it believes 54 insurgents were killed in intense exchanges in the northern Iraqi town of Samarra on Sunday but commanders admitted they had no bodies.
The only corpses at the city's hospital were those of ordinary civilians, including two elderly Iranian pilgrims and a child.

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