U.N. vehicles sporting Arabic stickers

U.N. vehicles sporting Arabic stickers

BAGHDAD, Iraq - The United Nations office in Baghdad said July 31 it has been putting Arabic-language stickers (shown in photo) on U.N. vehicles since a week ago to clearly identify that the vehicles belong to the world body. It said the sticker is aimed at preventing attacks on U.N. cars by Iraqis. (Kyodo)

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