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War on Terror (Arrest / Violence) #765477

FNC Evening News for Sunday, Feb 15, 2004
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(Studio: Page Hopkins) The arrest of former Baath party chairman Muhammad al-Razzaq and a review of yesterday’s daylight ground attack on a police station in Fallujah, Iraq, by a band of guerrillas reported.

(Baghdad: Rick Leventhal) The day’s events in Iraq reviewed; details given about the arrest of al-Razzaq, the attack on two US convoys in western Baghdad, a roadside bomb explosion near a US patrol in Baghdad, the battle between US troops and Iraqi insurgents near the Syrian border, and the proposed removal of POW status for former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein so he can stand trial in Iraq; scenes shown from the Baghdad attacks.

(Studio: Page Hopkins) The meeting between Syria, Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Egypt on the transfer of power in Iraq reported; details given about the countries’ agreement to fully support the change of leadership in Iraq; scenes shown from the meeting in Kuwait City.

Reporter(s):
Hopkins, Page;
Leventhal, Rick
Duration:
00:02:30

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