Egyptian hostage in Iraq released

The national " Islamic resistance groups in Iraq" ( groups of the 1920th ) revolution said in a statement that it had release the Egyptian driver Sayed Muhammad Sayed al-Gharbawi who was held by the group in Iraq. The driver was taken to the Egyptian interests office in Baghdad.

In their statement, the kidnappers warned all companies from dealing with the occupation forces. They said they will follow up the company where al-Gharbawi is working and monitor its presence in Iraq, threatening that the answer will be catastrophic if the company will return back to work with the occupation forces.

Al-Gharbawi said that all his kidnappers were Iraqis and no one of them was a foreigner.