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A U.S. general warned Friday that insurgents might be planning "spectacular" attacks to scare voters in the three weeks before Iraq's landmark elections, and Shiite and Sunni religious leaders voiced sharply divergent views on whether the vote should be held at all.
Air Force Brig. Gen. Erv Lessel, who is deputy chief of staff for strategic communications in Iraq, said the United States has no intelligence indicating specific plots, but he said American leaders expected a rise in attacks.See the full content of this document
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General Warns of Pre-Vote Attacks
He said the insurgents' biggest weapon is their abili...
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