Iraqi policemen patrol Baghdad

Iraqi policemen patrol Baghdad

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraqi policemen keep watch in Baghdad on Jan. 23. A senior Iraqi official told Kyodo News that the number of policemen killed since the fall of the government of President Saddam Hussein on April 9 has reached ''not more than 300.''

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