General: Al Qaeda in Iraq Still Dangerous, Not as Strong
General: Al Qaeda in Iraq Still Dangerous, Not as Strong
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Al Qaeda in Iraq is 'off balance but still dangerous,' but the decision of sectarian factions to drop their association to the terror network has greatly led to the decrease in violence there, the top commander in Iraq told FOX News. |
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News entry number 1383 added on Sep 11, 2007 in the Politics category.
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