October 2003
Number Two Man of Saddam Hussein's Regime Likely Coordinating Ongoing Attacks in Iraq - 2003-10-30
U.S. officials suspect that Izzat Ibrahim, the number two man in Saddam Hussein's regime, is coordinating attacks against U.S. forces in Iraq. This follows the…
Under Study - Change in the Role of U.S. Intelligence Officers in Iraq - 2003-10-30
The Pentagon is considering shifting the focus of U.S. intelligence officers in Iraq from searching for weapons of mass destruction to counter-terrorism. This change reflects…
Two More American Soldiers Killed in Iraq - 2003-10-29
Two American soldiers were killed in Iraq, bringing the total number of U.S. military fatalities since the end of major combat operations to 117. The…
Missile Attack on Al-Rashid Hotel in Baghdad - 2003-10-26
A missile attack targeted the heavily guarded Al-Rashid Hotel in Baghdad, resulting in one American death and 15 injuries. U.S. Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz,…
Police Chief of Amara City in Southern Iraq Killed
Hamid Hadi Al-Aibi, the police chief of Amara city in southern Iraq, was killed in a shooting after leaving a mosque. This incident highlights the…
Rumsfeld: America's Efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan Will Ultimately Be Successful - 2003-10-23
U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld expressed confidence that American efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan will succeed, despite questioning whether current strategies are sufficient. He acknowledged…
Donald Rumsfeld: Pentagon Will Investigate General William Boykin's Comments on Islam - 2003-10-21
U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld announced an investigation into General William Boykin's controversial comments comparing the war on terrorism to a battle against Satan.…
US Representatives Request Confidential Report Regarding Iraq - 2003-10-10
US Representatives are demanding a confidential report on the post-war management of Iraq, citing severe flaws in US plans. President Bush defends the invasion amidst…
Ann Cooper, Executive Director of the Committee to Protect Journalists, Inquires About the Deaths of Three Non-American Journalists
Ann Cooper, Executive Director of the Committee to Protect Journalists, is seeking answers from the U.S. Department of Defense about the deaths of three journalists…