Iraq protests against US air strike

Iraq has complained to the United Nations after a US air strike in the south of the country that it claims killed three people and injured 16.

Tue, 31 Dec, 2002 - 08:56

Iraq has complained to the United Nations after a US air strike in the south of the country that it claims killed three people and injured 16.

Iraqi Foreign Minister Naji Sabri said the attack was a material breach of UN Security Council resolutions.

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