Bombing That Injures Australian Soldiers Not Suicide, Army Says
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An attack that injured Australian soldiers near the nation&#39;s embassy in Baghdad yesterday wasn&#39;ta suicide bomber, an army commander said.
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Australian troops serving in Iraq suffered their first casualties from hostile action on Monday when a car bomb exploded near their convoy in Baghdad, media reports said.
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The bombing at a US army base in Iraq that left 22 dead and 72 wounded may have been a suicide attack from an insider, new evidence reveals.
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The National Police clarified that it is not playing down reports that members of the terrorist group Jemaâah Islamiyah (JI) manufactured in the Philippines the car bomb used in the attack on the building housing the Australian Embassy in Jakarta
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A US Defense Department investigation found Australian terrorist suspects David Hicks and Mamdouh Habib weren&#39;t physically or mentally abused, Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said.
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WASHINGTON  - The suicide bomber who killed at least 22 people in an attack on a US military base in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul was likely wearing an Iraqi Army uniform, the commander of the facility said.
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BAGHDAD, Jan. 6 -- A suicide bomber detonated explosives in the middle of a raucous Iraqi Army Day celebration Sunday, killing at least five people, including Iraqi soldiers who hurled themselves at the attacker to prevent further casualties, U.S. and Iraqi officials said.
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BAGHDAD, Dec. 20 -- A suicide bomber strapped with explosives struck a group of American soldiers standing outside a city council meeting north of Baghdad on Thursday, killing at least six people, including one of the soldiers, and marring the celebrations of a major Muslim holiday.
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A roadside bomb hits a British patrol, seriously injuring one soldier,  the Army has confirmed.
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A car bombing that killed three people in Baghdad it did not appear to dampen the celebration of a Muslim holiday.
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Prime Minister John Howard has stood firm against withdrawing troops from Iraq after unconfirmed reports that two Australians have been taken hostage and would be killed within 24 hours unless Canberra pulls out.
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A suicide bomber blew up at a West Bank crossing wounding two Israeli soldiers on Tuesday, the Israeli army and medics said. The army said the blast occurred near a passage built for Palestinian farmers outside
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LONDON, Oct 27  - Britain's Ministry of Defence has launched a major inquiry into brain injuries suffered by troops caught near explosions in Afghanistan and Iraq.  The effects of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (MTBI) include loss of memory, mood swings and depression. They can last from a matter of hours to up to three months. The condition, which has no external physical manifestations, is caused by the high velocity shockwaves from roadside bombs which jar the brain. At its simplest, it is similar to a concussion. But at its worst it can be completely debilitating. "We are doing a lot of work on it. We are working closely with the Americans," a government spokesman said. "This has been going on for several years. The new bit is the self-assessment questionnaire we are sending to all troops in theatre."  "This is a very, very complex area. But we are doing a lot of research," he added. "A special project has been set up to look into improving understanding of the condition and diagnosis and treatment."  The government said part of its research included trying to design a blood test that could pick up signs of the condition and therefore improve diagnosis of it.  The more that was understood about the condition the better could helmet and body armour design be made to try to prevent it, the ministry spokesman said. The Guardian newspaper said in its Saturday edition the United States estimated up to one fifth of its soldiers and marines serving in Afghanistan and Iraq had suffered from MTBI.
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US Army soldiers clean the street after a suicide car bomber detonated an explosive device near a US patrol on the airport road in Baghdad, Iraq, Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2004, killing himself and injuring four others according to US and Iraqi officials.
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A home-made bomb which ripped through a train station in Spain's Basque region on Monday appears to have been the work of Basque independence street gangs, rather than armed separatists ETA, police said.
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DENTAL records have shown a mutilated body discovered in the besieged Iraqi city of Fallujah was not kidnapped Irish-born CARE Australia worker Margaret Hassan.
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After the bombing, U.S. soldiers fired into a crowd near the scene, accidentally killing a man, the military said.