Beheaded bodies in Baghdad, two Iraqis injured in a raid on Falluja
Iraq, Military, 11/4/2004

The Iraqi police found in Baghdad yesterday ( Wednesday) three beheaded bodies, hours after one Iraqi group announced the execution of three members of the national guards accused of spying for the American forces.

Sources of the Iraqi police said it found on the bottom of a bridge on the Tigris the three bodies but it is not confirmed yet whether these bodies are for the three soldiers or for any of the foreign hostages held in Iraq whose number tolls 24.

Earlier al-Jazeera TV broadcast a tape for a group calling itself Iraq martyrs groups in which the three soldiers appeared while confessing that they are supporting the American forces and guiding them to places where resistance men are hiding.

Simultaneously, Ansar al-Sunnah group which is close to al-Qaida organization broadcast a tape showing the slaughtering operation of a high ranking Iraqi officer from al-Musil accused of working for the American forces.

Meantime, a spokesman for the American amry said that one American soldier was killed and another injured in one explosive bombardment when their procession was running to the south of Baghdad, while a booby trapped car explosion took place at one American inspection point at Baghdad's International airport road resulted in destroying one American military vehicle and injuring nine of the airport work staff whose bus was passing by during the explosions.

In Falluja which is exposed to a tightened siege, American military jets on Wednesday evening carried out a raid that resulted in strongly wounding one woman and chopping the leg of one young girl, according to an official in the city's hospital.

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