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US vows overwhelming revenge
(Reuters)
Updated: 2004-04-02 08:58
Iraq's US administrator Paul Bremer (L) walks
with his bodyguard to attend a meeting, April 1, 2004, in the northern
city of Mosul. Bremer vowed to use overwhelming force to enter the
volatile Iraqi town of Falluja, west of Baghdad, and hunt down those who
killed and mutilated four American contractors. [AP]
Iraqi police officers restrain a demonstrator
in the southern Iraqi town of Basra April 1, 2004. Iraqi security
forces fired at protesters demanding jobs as policemen, killing one
demonstrator and wounding two others, officials said. [AP] |
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A US soldier from Fort Louis, Washington-based
Stryker Brigade, keeps watch during a marketplace patrol in the northern
Iraqi city of Mosul April 1, 2004. [Reuters]
US civil administrator in Iraq Paul Bremer
addresses new members of the Iraqi Police Service during a graduation
ceremony April 1, 2004 in Baghdad, Iraq, one day after the grisly
killings and mutilation of four American contractors deepened fears that
security was worsening. Bremer vowed to hunt down those responsible for
ambushing the contractors in the restive city of Falluja, and those who
then torched the corpses and dragged them through the streets before
hanging them from a bridge.[Reuters]
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