Rebels target Iraqi police

Gunmen attacked Iraqi police in two northern Iraqi cities, sparking clashes that killed two attackers, police said today.

Sun, 22 Feb, 2004 - 13:03

Gunmen attacked Iraqi police in two northern Iraqi cities, sparking clashes that killed two attackers, police said today.

The anti-occupation insurgency, believed led by Saddam Hussein loyalists, has persisted despite the arrest of the Iraqi leader.

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