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Sadrs conditions to end fighting Original Source Link: (May no longer be active)    http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000103&sid=a9raCTkqs6ns&refer=us http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000103&sid=a9raCTkqs6ns&refer=us Iraqi Cleric Al-Sadr Sets Conditions to End Fighting, AFP Says Aug. 13 (Bloomberg) -- The Iraqi Shiite Muslim cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, whose supporters are staging an insurgency in southern Iraq, has set 10 conditions to end clashes with U.S. and Iraqi forces in Najaf, Agence France-Presse reported, citing a spokesman for the rebel leader. Under the conditions al-Sadr's militias will pull out of Najaf after the withdrawal of all Iraqi and foreign forces from the city, AFP said, citing Sheikh Ali Sumeisim. Al-Sadr also demanded that the Marjayia religious authority take charge of Najaf, home to Iraq's holiest Shiite Muslim shrine, AFP said. Other conditions included recognizing al-Sadr's militia, known as the Mahdi Army, as an ideological movement with the right to carry weapons for self-defense, AFP reported. Iraqi and U.S. forces have been fighting militiamen loyal to al-Sadr since last week. The coalition captured 1,200 fighters in Najaf, Iraqi ministers said yesterday. (AFP, 8-13)

20 insurgents killed in fallujah clashes 300 fighters killed in najaf battle Americans broke cease firewith sadr { August 6 2004 } Bombers target christain churches { August 2 2004 } Car bomb kills at least ten in baghdad near green zone { July 14 2004 } Cleric sadr orders fighters lay down arms in peace deal { August 27 2004 } Five soldiers killed in 24 hours in iraq { August 23 2004 } Five US soldiers are killed in iraq { July 8 2004 } Highest wounded toll for US in august { September 5 2004 } History of sadr family dissent Iraqi and US forces crack down on alsadr in najaf Iraqi national guard heavy combat { July 8 2004 } Iraqi oil line hit { July 5 2004 } Iraqi police and militants battle in mosul { August 4 2004 } Joint forces raid sadr home { August 12 2004 } Marines kill 25 insurgents in ramadi { July 23 2004 } More strikes in fallujah approved by iraq Mortar attack in baghdad kills five iraqis Mortar shells hit peaceful mosque assembly { August 26 2004 } Protests erupt across iraq over najaf { August 13 2004 } Rockets hit two hotels explosion near mosque { July 2 2004 } Sadrs conditions to end fighting Soldier killed in eastern baghdad { August 17 2004 } Suicide bomber kills 68 in iraq attack Suspected car bomb kills 3 iraqi police Troops see highest injury toll during august { September 5 2004 } US arims at najaf mosque { August 12 2004 } US death toll over 1000 { July 9 2004 } US helicopter downed in najaf fighting { August 5 2004 } Us planes attack rebels in najaf US strikes hideouts in Fallujah { July 1 2004 } US tanks converge on najaf shrine { August 22 2004 } Warplanes bombed najaf old city { August 22 2004 } Files Listed: 33

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