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Poster of Zarqawi which pleads for people to turn in 'terrorists' so companies can work on rebuilding.
Military surveilance balloons dot the skies across Baghdad.
TV shot of smoke from car bomb.
Closed gas station in Baghdad.
Smoke plume from car bomb at police station near green zone.
Election poster from Sistani urging voters to participate.
Military helicopter over Baghdad.
Private security/CIA helicopter over Baghdad.
Man waiting to push his car further along the petrol line.
Lines of cars waiting for gas fill many streets in Baghdad.
Line of cars over 5 kilometers long waiting for fuel.
Iraqis are waiting up to 2 days to get gasoline.
Iraqi soldier near gas station.
Scene from petrol station.
Scene from petrol station.
Scene from petrol station.
Election sign in Baghdad.
Election sign in Baghdad.
Bombed building in central Baghdad.
Closed gas station in Baghdad.
Sand barriers are set up around most polling stations in Baghdad.
Opening on side of sand barrier so business can attempt to function.
100_Two days prior to the election found the streets of Baghdad nearly empty.
SCIRI headquarters near Baghdad University.
Well over 90 streets in Baghdad have been blocked.
Iraqi Policeman praying behind razor wire.
Oil on Beirut beaches from fuel tanks destroyed by airstrikes.
Oil on Beirut beaches from fuel tanks destroyed by airstrikes.
Oil on Beirut beaches from fuel tanks destroyed by airstrikes.
Oil on Beirut beaches from fuel tanks destroyed by airstrikes.
Recent Baghdad Views
Recent Baghdad Views (26 photos)
Just a few views of Baghdad, and smoke from a car bomb at an Iraqi Police station near the green zone.
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Beirut beaches covered in oil (July 2006)
Beirut beaches covered in oil (July 2006) (7 photos)
Israeli bombings of oil storage tanks near the coast, along with an Hezbollah attack against an Israeli warship have left Beirut's beaches covered in oil.
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Hospitals in Iraq are struggling under the occupation.
Hospitals in Iraq are struggling under the occupation. (6 photos)
Despite the fact that the Ministry of Health was promised $1 Billion of "reconstruction" funds, hospitals throughout occupied Iraq are suffering massive equipment and medicine shortage. A situation that the WHO has deemed a "humitarian crisis"
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Views of the Occupation
Views of the Occupation (3 photos)
Various Photographs of the Occupation (2009)
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