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Iraq Sunni tribes build police force, fight al Qaeda

] - 27. Aprile 2007 - 11:26

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - A year ago, Iraq's Anbar was the most dangerous province for U.S. troops. Al Qaeda had dug in across the vast desert region. Iraqis were afraid to leave their homes in the local capital Ramadi, where insurgents held sway.

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