Air raid sirens heard over Baghdad

Air raid sirens sounded over the Iraqi capital Baghdad today as international arms monitors began their first inspections under a strict new UN resolution.

Air raid sirens sounded over the Iraqi capital Baghdad today as international arms monitors began their first inspections under a strict new UN resolution.

A thin, white line of smoke could be seen in the sky, but its source was unclear. The sirens usually mean an allied air strike somewhere in the vicinity, but there was no immediate word of a strike from Iraqi, US or British officials.

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