Meanwhile: GIs in Iraq face revenge raids
Commander: GIs in Iraq face revenge raids
By TAREK AL-ISSAWI
ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER
BAGHDAD, Iraq -- The commander of the U.S.-led coalition in Iraq said in an interview published Wednesday that U.S. forces, already under pressure from a guerrilla-style resistance, now face revenge attacks from ordinary Iraqis angered by the occupation.
North of Baghdad, there were at least three separate attacks on U.S. forces with roadside bombs in less than 1 1/2 hours Wednesday morning. Witnesses reported injured soldiers, but details were unclear. The attacks hit U.S. Humvees about 12 miles north of Baghdad near al-Taji.
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