Saturday, February 11, 2012

Iraqi Police Detain Suspects Involved in Chlorine IEDs

Multi-National Corps – Iraq
Public Affairs Office, Camp Victory
APO AE 09342

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
RELEASE No. 20070413-04
April 13, 2007

Iraqi Police Detain Suspects Involved in Chlorine IEDs
Multi-National Corps – Iraq PAO

BAGHDAD
– Iraqi Police conducted an early-morning operation on April 11 in Al-Anbar province, capturing two suspects believed to be involved in insurgent activities.  

With Coalition advisers present for support, Iraqi Forces raided a residence in the village of Kubaysah and captured their primary targets without incident.  

The primary targets of this operation are alleged to be responsible for planning and building improvised explosive devices containing chlorine.

No Iraqi or Coalition force members were injured during this operation.   

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Multi-National Corps – Iraq
Public Affairs Office, Camp Victory
APO AE 09342

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
RELEASE No. 20070413-04
April 13, 2007

Iraqi Police Detain Suspects Involved in Chlorine IEDs
Multi-National Corps – Iraq PAO

BAGHDAD
– Iraqi Police conducted an early-morning operation on April 11 in Al-Anbar province, capturing two suspects believed to be involved in insurgent activities.  

With Coalition advisers present for support, Iraqi Forces raided a residence in the village of Kubaysah and captured their primary targets without incident.  

The primary targets of this operation are alleged to be responsible for planning and building improvised explosive devices containing chlorine.

No Iraqi or Coalition force members were injured during this operation.   

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FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT MULTI-NATIONAL CORPS – IRAQ, PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE BY E-MAIL AT This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

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