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And just to clarify, I believe the there where the Abu Musab al-Zarqawi followers are hiding out is the city in general, not in the hospital.
The air strikes reduced the Nazzal hospital, run by a Saudi Arabian Islamic charity, to rubble.
Great. It is, sorry was, not only a hospital, but a hospital run by a charity from another nation. Good job, soldiers!
In a letter to the leaders of the US, UK and Iraq, UN Secretary General Kofi Annan warned that the use of force risked alienating Iraqis when their support for elections was vital.
But Mr Allawi called the letter "confused".
He said if Mr Annan thought he could prevent insurgents in Falluja from "inflicting damage and killing", he was welcome to try.
Well, maybe if there wasn't a bunch of Americans running around with guns, the insurgents would be shooting at people. But hey, we'll just bomb all those alienated Iraqis, so who cares?
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