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Saddam vows to kill "one million" US soldiers BAGHDAD, Feb 1 (AFP) - President Saddam Hussein has vowed to kill "one million enemy" soldiers if US-led troops try to take Baghdad, official newspapers reported Saturday. "The enemy will not enter Baghdad's suburbs because he will die. Even if they send a million soldiers, our boys will kill them," Saddam told senior military aides. "The enemy will land in remote regions and film it," the Iraqi strongman said. Saddam charged that the "enemy media will then start saying that they are at some distance from Ramadi (west of Baghdad) or somewhere else and now on its way to invade this or that city. "This is how they are going to put on their show," he added as US President George Bush warned that war could be just weeks away unless the Baghdad regime disarms in line with Un resolutions. |
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