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Iraq / Border Security #767346

FNC Evening News for Wednesday, Feb 25, 2004
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(Studio: Shepard Smith) US administrator in Iraq Paul Bremer’s report about security problems along Iraq’s borders with Syria and Iran noted. [BREMER†- comments on border security.]

(Baghdad: William La Jeunesse) The problems facing border security in Iraq featured; details given about foreign fighters from the Islamic extremist group Ansar al Islam, whose members are crossing into Iraq through the unsecured Iranian border to attack US and Iraqi forces. [Border guard Umar Ali MOHAMMED†{thru translator} – addresses problems with border security.] [Ansar al Islam’s Quds Hassan ABBAS†{thru translator} – describes the ease of crossing the border.] [Ansar al Islam’s Wushyar Salah Hama AREF†{thru translator} - promotes jihad.]

Reporter(s):
Smith, Shepard;
Jeunesse, William La
Duration:
00:02:02

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