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Members of the U.S.-backed Neighbourhood Patrol take to the streets in Baghdad
28 Jun 2008
Source: Reuters
 
Members of the U.S.-backed Neighbourhood Patrol take to the streets during a protest demanding for the release of their leader and five other members who were arrested by the Iraqi army in northern Baghdad's Adhamiya district June 28, 2008. An Iraqi army officer said the army arrested five members of the Neighbourhood Patrol and their leader on Thursday in connection to the kidnapping of five civilians in Adhamiya. The script on the placard reads: "Arresting Members of Awakening Council encourages violence in Iraq". REUTERS/Omar Obeidi (IRAQ)
REUTERS/OMAR OBEIDI, STF


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