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Revue de Presse-Press Review-Berhevoka Çapê-Rivista Stampa-Dentro de la Prensa-Baszn Özeti
the complete cessation of all hostilities," !RNA said:
The agency did not specify where the negotiations
would take place.
The cease-fire agreement must be signed by the parties'
leaders.
Kurds live in Iraq, Turkey, Syria and Iran, and the
division has hampered their efforts to win more
political and economic autonomy. Kurdish factions
also have fought against each other repeatedly, further'
undermining moves toward autonomy.
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Wednesday, April 3D, 19978:55 pm EDT
AMMAN, Jordan (AP) -- An exile Iraqi dissident group
said Wednesday that it has uncovered several
assassination attempts against its members by security
agents of Sadd am Hussein's government.
Maath Abdul-Rahim, of the Iraqi National Accord, saiq
Italian police had arrested an Iraqi intelligence officer
who had plotted to kill him.
A statement issued Tuesday in London said the
group's secretary general, Eyad Allawi, was also the
target of an assassination attempt three months ago. It .
did not elaborate.
"There were also attempts to liquidate other members.
of the group and its cadres in Jordan," the statement .
said.
Iraqi intelligence officers also planned to blow up and
kill members of the group at their headquarters in
Kurdish areas in northern Iraq, it said.
The group said two Iraqi intelligence officers, whom it
identified as Mohammed Oreibi and Salem Fahd, were
to carry out the plots.
It claimed that the Iraqi regime had recruited Iraqis
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