Kyodo reporter offers a personal view of the war on Iraq

Kyodo reporter offers a personal view of the war on Iraq

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Muhieddin Rashad (C), Kyodo News correspondent in Baghdad, takes his breakfast with his family at his home in Baghdad on April 2. He said, ''Relieved by coalition assurances it will not hurt civilians, the majority of Iraqis have stayed in their homes inside the cities. But many, including my wife, are beginning to lose confidence in the coalition promises.'' The photo was taken by Asia Press. (Kyodo)

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