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Old April 7th 04, 08:11 AM
Michael Petukhov
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Default Controversial reports from Ramadi

12 US soldiers killed:

http://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/meast/...ain/index.html

130 US soldiers killed:

http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0...130577,00.html

130 SOLDIERS KILLED IN IRAQ - REPORTS


A Pentagon source has said up to 130 US troops have been killed in
fierce fighting in Iraq.

The large scale battle, described as "intense", has taken place in the
town of Ar Ramadi, 20 miles west of Fallujah.


Sky News' David Chater said: "None of this is official yet - none of
it is confirmed."

But he added: "It sounds very much like this is being carried out by
men who are militarily trained."

Chater described the attack as "highly sophisticated".
 




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