Iraqi EOD operations focus on stockpiles and submunitions

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The clearance of explosive ordnance in Iraq serves as an essential component to achieve semblance of normality in the region and helps to remove unexploded ordnance, stockpiled, munitions, and mines. An abandoned ammunition bunker is considered as the most destructive, complex and challenging environment for an Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) operator to work.

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Iran's make or break election

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Iran is undertaking an election at a crucial time in the nation's history. There is increasing division between the religious conservatives and the reformers, as represented by Iranian President Mohammad Khatami.

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The future of the House of Saddam

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A persistent, but unconfirmed, rumor declares that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has lymphatic cancer. Speculations as to Saddam's possible actions, and a future Iraqi government, are discussed.

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