Saddam executes 3 Kuwaiti POW's

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• Ilam, Jan 22, IRNA -- The Prague based Radio Free Iraq (FRI),
  monitored here, announced on Wednesday night that Baghdad regime has
  executed three of the Kuwaiti POWs, taken captive during the 1991
  occupation of their country.
  The RFI added that the three executed Kuwaiti POWs, Abdul-Hussain
  al-Salimi, Muhammad al-Najjar, and Rashed al-Ahmadi, were all experts
  in military industries, and employed in Iraq's "secret military
  industries". They were apparently executed for fear they would be
  located by inspectors.
  According to the said radio, the executed Kuwaiti POWs' expertise
  was taken advantage of at Iraq's Ain Shams Desert, and Samarra
  military industries for nearly a decade mainly in chemical and biological
  weapons development.
  Without referring to the aformentioned reason for the execution of the three
  Kuwaiti POWs, the RFI reporter added, "prior to their inhumane
  execution, the Kuwaiti POWs were transferred and kept for a short
  while at Iraq's Karkh Camp.
  The Iraqi officials had several times announced they have no
  Kuwaiti POWs in their soil, but Kuwait, rejecting Baghdad's claim in
  that regard has always insisted that 636 Kuwaiti POWs are still
  imprisoned in secret cells in remote and different parts of Iraq.
  According to another report by the FRI, Abu Muhammad al-Mesri, one
  of the prominent leaders of Ansar-ul-Islam -- one of the groups
  supported by Al-Qaeda-- leading a group of his party members, met and
  conferred with the Deputy Head of the Revolutionary Council of Iraq,
  Ezzat al-Dowri on Wednesday.
  RFI claimed that al-Mesri is a prominent advisor of Al Qaeda's
  second influential figure after Osama bin Laden, Abul-Yamin
  al-Mazaheri in Al-Dour region of Takrit city, located in Salahedding
  Province. The two sides exchanged viewpoints on the tactics to be
  employed in Baghdad-Al Qaeda cooperation, according to the RFI.
  The said radio claimed that Iraq's cooperation with Al Qaeda is
  focussed on anti-US and other western forces operations and personnel
  across the Arab world and in all Islamic countries.
  Despite the vast recent western media propagation of Baghdad-Al
  Qaeda relations, the United Nations announced on Tuesday that the
  UNMOVIC officers have in their nearly two month inspections in Iraq
  found no trace of the existence of ties between them.
  NA/JB
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Interesting.

 

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That's about the most biased source in the history of mankind. Nonetheless if that's a fabrication it's surely based on other factual events. Saddamn is rather a nasty person.