Iraqi Generals Suspects in Karbala Attack on Americans
Debbie Hamilton at Right Truth on Feb 02 2007 at 6:44 am | Filed under: Feature Article, Iraq
Two Senior Iraqi Generals are under suspicion along with other Iraqis, in the attack in Karbala at a provincial government security compound. The Generals are intelligence officers, which might explain how the terrorists got through security and knew exactly where and how to conduct their attack. If guilty, this creates all kinds of questions about the Iraqi military and perhaps police.
Several Iraqis have been detained for questioning in the ongoing investigation of at least two senior Iraqi generals suspected of involvement in an insurgent attack that killed five American soldiers on Jan. 20, …
At least one of the Iraqi generals under suspicion for involvement or having advance word of the attack is said to be an intelligence officer, according to U.S. officials. If that’s proven to be the case, the involvement of Iraqi generals in an attack on American forces raises questions about the loyalty and trustworthiness of Iraqi military officers at the highest levels.
Those concerns would be compounded if it’s determined that Iran had a hand in the attack. (source)
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