"In the document revealed this week by WikiLeaks, a U.N. inspector named Philip Alston appears to support the Iraqi claims. He describes how U.S. forces approached a house in the early morning hours of March 15, 2006 and found a family inside, then “handcuffed all the residents and executed them.”
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Iraq to reopen probe of deadly Ishaqi raid - The Washington Post
Iraq to reopen probe of deadly Ishaqi raid - The Washington Post: "BAGHDAD — Iraq’s government will reopen an investigation into a 2006 raid in which U.S. forces killed at least 11 Iraqi civilians, including women and children, a spokesman for Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki said Friday."
"In the document revealed this week by WikiLeaks, a U.N. inspector named Philip Alston appears to support the Iraqi claims. He describes how U.S. forces approached a house in the early morning hours of March 15, 2006 and found a family inside, then “handcuffed all the residents and executed them.”
"In the document revealed this week by WikiLeaks, a U.N. inspector named Philip Alston appears to support the Iraqi claims. He describes how U.S. forces approached a house in the early morning hours of March 15, 2006 and found a family inside, then “handcuffed all the residents and executed them.”
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