(23)Saddam's grip on Baghdad collapses

BAGHDAD, Iraq - An Iraqi man sits astride the head of a statute of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein after the six-meter-high statute was pulled down by a U.S. armored recovery vehicle in central Baghdad on April 9. (Kyodo)

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