Article: IRAQ: IRAQ OCCUPIES 30 VILLAGES IN KURDISH BORDER REGION.

A KDP source told the London-based Arabic newspaper "Al-Sharq Al-Awsat" on 12 October that Iraqi forces had moved into several areas under control of the Kurds in Iraqi Kurdistan, reported "The Kurdistan Observer" on 15 October. The source said that Saddam's forces occupied the village of Sadawa, located 17 kilometers southwest of Irbil, and relocated 30 families of Arab origin into the village. The source also pointed out that the Iraqi government has forced the population of as many as 30 villages to leave their homes as they faced repeated bombardment by Iraqi artillery. ...

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