US seeks expulsion of Iraqis from 60 countries

Washington has asked 60 countries to expel alleged Iraqi agents, whom officials claim may be poised to attack US interests overseas.

Thu, 06 Mar, 2003 - 07:20

Washington has asked 60 countries to expel alleged Iraqi agents, whom officials claim may be poised to attack US interests overseas.

Two UN-based Iraqi diplomats have already been ordered to leave the US.

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