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BAGHDAD. Iraq — Insurgents fired 12 mortars into Baghdad's
Abu Ghraib prison Tuesday, killing 22 detainees and injuring 92,
U.S. military officials said.
To the west in Fallujah. meanwhile, Iraqi security forces and civil
ians who fled days of street fighting with Marines began to return
Tuesday in a critical test of an agreement between U. S. officials and
local leaders to fend off an all-out assault by American forces.
All of those killed or injured in the mortar attack on the U.S.-run
prison were security detainees, said Col. Jill Morgenthaler. meaning
they were held for suspected involvement in the anti-U.S. insur
gency or remnants of Saddam Hussein’s ousted Baathist regime.
Twenty-five of the prisoners were flown by helicopter for emergency
medical treatment. Morgenthaler said. There were no reports that any of
the casualties were prominent members of Saddam’s regime.
“This isn’t the first time that we have seen this kind of attack. We
don’t know if they are trying to inspire an uprising or a prison
break,” Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt told Associated Press Radio.
It was the heaviest mortar barrage against the prison. Insurgents
regularly fire on soldiers around the site — an American soldier was
killed there two months ago — but shells have landed in the prison
before. Six security prisoners were killed by amortaranad
A U.S. military-run radio station urged Fallujahreste
over heavy weapons — including machine guns, grenade la
and missiles — to Iraqi security forces or at the mayor'so:J
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forces had returned to their jobs.
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and they asked them to come back Wednesday.
About a third of the city’s 200.000 people fled in lk\*
siege that killed at least 600 Iraqis, according to hospital T.
Hanuli Rashid, a schoolteacher driving a minivan widifl
members inside, was one of the Fallujans who made itbadl
"We love Fallujah,'* he said while waiting in IeJ
Americans are doing good. They are going to arrest the badsj
are hxiking for peace. We want to live in peace.”
Iraqi policeman Maj. Khamis Suleyman said he ei
security forces to begin searching houses for weapons.
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