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Iraq / Attacks / Al Qaeda #748801

CNN Evening News for Wednesday, Feb 18, 2004
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(Studio: Aaron Brown) An attack on a multi-national coalition in Iraq by suicide bombers reported.

(Pentagon: Jamie McIntyre) A US raid against an anti-coalition cell in Baquba, Iraq, that may be linked to Al Qaeda featured; night scenes shown; details recalled about the document written by Al Qaeda leader Abu Mussab al-Zarqawi. [Col. William ADAMSON†- comments on the raid on a terrorist group.] [Secretary of Defense Donald RUMSFELD - says terrorists are coming in from across the border to create a radical regime favorable to Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden††.] The question of whether the coalition is losing control of the political situation in Iraq discussed.

Reporter(s):
Brown, Aaron;
McIntyre, Jamie
Duration:
00:03:10

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