(4)2 Japanese journalists attacked outside Baghdad

(4)2 Japanese journalists attacked outside Baghdad

BAGHDAD, Iraq - This photo taken on May 28 shows a gutted car carrying two Japanese freelance journalists, their driver and interpreter, both Iraqis, which was attacked near Baghdad on May 27. Two bodies believed to be those of the two Japanese were being kept in a hospital near the attack site in Mahmoudiya, about 30 kilometers south of Baghdad. The two are feared killed, local officials and the Japanese government said.

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