Apr 09 Watch Humanitarian Aid in Iraq As military efforts in Baghdad continue, conditions are worsening for aid agencies such as the International Committee of the Red Cross and Doctors Without Borders, both of whom suspended operations in Baghdad following the death of a Red Cross employee. Continue watching
Apr 09 Watch Inside Baghdad Los Angeles Times reporter John Daniszewski discusses details of the fall of Baghdad. Continue watching
Apr 08 Two Airmen Missing After F-15 Aircraft Goes Down Two U.S. airmen were listed as missing in action after their F-15E warplane went down in Iraq Sunday, U.S. Central Command said in a statement Tuesday. Continue reading
Apr 08 Three Journalists Killed in Baghdad Three journalists were killed in military operations in Baghdad Tuesday, including an incident in which a U.S. tank fired at a hotel housing hundreds of international reporters. Continue reading
Apr 08 U.S. Forces Tighten Grip on Baghdad, Hit Ministry Buildings U.S. troops in the center of Baghdad repelled an Iraqi counterattack Tuesday after dawn local time before moving out to expand the areas under coalition control. Continue reading
Apr 08 President, Blair Discuss Post-War Iraq, Say U.N. Is "Vital" U.S. President George W. Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair that the United Nations would have a "vital" role to play in post-war Iraq and that control of a new government would be turned over to the Iraqi people… Continue reading
Apr 08 U.S. Bombing Devastates Iraqi "Leadership Target" U.S. forces targeted the Iraqi leadership Monday, dropping four 2,000-pound bombs on a building where high-ranking members of the regime were meeting. Continue reading
Apr 08 Ground Attack Fighter Shot Down Near Baghdad An A-10 "Warthog" low-flying fighter jet was apparently shot down by Iraqi surface-to-air fire and crashed near the airport southwest of Baghdad early Tuesday local time. Continue reading
Apr 08 Watch Targeting Saddam U.S. forces launched an air strike Monday directly targeting a senior Iraqi leadership meeting that may have included Saddam Hussein and his sons. Military experts discuss the intelligence and equipment necessary to launch such a targeted strike and how officials… Continue watching
Apr 07 Initial Tests Indicate Chemical Weapons in Iraq Coalition forces may have found a chemical weapons cache at an Iraqi training facility, but further tests are needed to conclusively determine whether the materials are banned weapons of mass destruction, military officials told Reuters and MSNBC. Continue reading