UN bomb probe focusses on security guards

Iraqi agents working as security guards at the UN headquarters in Baghdad may have helped the bombers who killed 23 people earlier this week, a US official said today.

Iraqi agents working as security guards at the UN headquarters in Baghdad may have helped the bombers who killed 23 people earlier this week, a US official said today.

The FBI believes the guards, who were picked by Saddam Hussein’s regime before the war and reported on the movements of UN staff, may have played a role in Tuesday’s devastating truck bombing.

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