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Resumption of Calm in Iraq Imperative: FM Spokesman
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Kong Quan said on Wednesday that it is imperative to resume calm in Iraq at an early date.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry
spokesman Kong Quan said on Wednesday that it is imperative to resume calm in
Iraq
at an early date.
It is reported that Uday and Qusay Hussein, two sons of Saddam Hussein,were believed to have been killed during a US forces attack in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul on Tuesday.
Kong said, "We have noticed the report."
China believed it was imperative to resume calm in Iraq and allow the Iraqi people to enjoy a stable life as soon as possible,he said.
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