(1)Photos from Baghdad

(1)Photos from Baghdad

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Cranes remain on Saddam Grand Mosque in Baghdad on April 17. Construction on the mosque, expected to house 45,000 worshippers, began in January 1998. (Kyodo)

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