Monday, 25 August 2003

FOUR GEORGIAN PEACEKEEPERS INJURED IN IRAQ

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By empty (8/25/2003 issue of the CACI Analyst)

Four sappers from the Georgian contingent serving with the international stabilization force in Iraq were hospitalized with burns on 25 August after explosives they were transporting detonated for reasons that remain unclear. The Georgian contingent of some 70 men arrived in Iraq on 3 August. (Caucasus Press).
Four sappers from the Georgian contingent serving with the international stabilization force in Iraq were hospitalized with burns on 25 August after explosives they were transporting detonated for reasons that remain unclear. The Georgian contingent of some 70 men arrived in Iraq on 3 August. (Caucasus Press)
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