Key Member of US-Backed Iraqi Alliance Against al-Qaida Killed
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According to media reports, the key figure helping US and Iraqi forces against al-Qaida in Iraq was killed in a roadside bomb Thursday.
Abdul-Sattar Abu Risha was the leader of the "Anbar Awakening", an alliance of clans that was fighting agaist al-Qaida in the Anbar province. The group has made some significant headway in its fight against al-Qaida.
Abdul-Sattar Abu Risha was the leader of the "Anbar Awakening", an alliance of clans that was fighting agaist al-Qaida in the Anbar province. The group has made some significant headway in its fight against al-Qaida.
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