Hussein Tells Interrogators He Didn't Direct Insurgency

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The US has begun the process of interrogating Saddam Hussein to determine how large a role he has had in attacks against US soldiers. Hussein has denied any involvment in the post-war attacks against the US. He also maintains that his government did not have any weapons of mass destruction. US interrogators also tried to see if he knew anything about the fate of Lt. Cmdr. Michael Scott Speicher, a Navy pilot who was shot down during the 1991 Persian Gulf War.

Iraq, Political aspects, Security systems industry, Dictators, Weapons of mass destruction, Hussein, Saddam

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German's Claim of Kidnapping Brings Investigation of U.S. Link

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Germany is investigating the kidnapping and interrogation of Khaled el-Masri, a citizen who claims that he was detained by the United States because his name is similar to that of a suspected terrorist.

United States, Germany, International Affairs, International politics, Macedonia, Political Imprisonment,Detention, Kidnapping, Civil rights, Political prisoners, War on Terrorism, 2001-, Foreign policy, Masri, Khaled el-

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