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[AFP] Groups of Shiite extremists trained in Iran are returning to Iraq with plans to bomb high-profile targets, the chief of Dhi Qar province's police said Saturday. Brig.-Gen. Sabah al-Fatlawi told AFP "Special Groups" (Shiite extremists) of around 10 fighters each are returning by crossing the border from Amara, the capital of Shiite Maysan province in the south. "The Special Groups are returning from Iran after receiving training in using new tactics. We have seized 20 motorcycle bombs in Nasiriyah," Fatlawi said, referring to the capital of Dhi Qar, which neighbors Maysan. 2008-09-22 01:00:00Full Article
Iran-Trained Shiites Launch Bombings in Iraq
[AFP] Groups of Shiite extremists trained in Iran are returning to Iraq with plans to bomb high-profile targets, the chief of Dhi Qar province's police said Saturday. Brig.-Gen. Sabah al-Fatlawi told AFP "Special Groups" (Shiite extremists) of around 10 fighters each are returning by crossing the border from Amara, the capital of Shiite Maysan province in the south. "The Special Groups are returning from Iran after receiving training in using new tactics. We have seized 20 motorcycle bombs in Nasiriyah," Fatlawi said, referring to the capital of Dhi Qar, which neighbors Maysan. 2008-09-22 01:00:00Full Article
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