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Hundreds Suffer Food Poisoning At Iraqi Camp East Of Mosul
About 800 people fell ill in a mass outbreak of food poisoning at a camp for displaced people east of the Iraqi city of Mosul, officials and aid groups said on Tuesday.
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Turkish Red Crescent Says Sending Aid For 10,000 To Iraq's Mosul
The Turkish Red Crescent is sending trucks of aid to northern Iraq with enough food and humanitarian supplies for 10,000 people displaced by fighting in Mosul, the president of the agency said on Friday.
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Lack of Funds Threatens Food Aid for Millions in Iraq, Says UN Body
A major shortage of aid funding for Iraq threatens food assistance relied on by more than two million people, the UN's humanitarian coordinator for the country said on Sunday.
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US Top Court Rejects Iraq Bid to Revive 'Oil-For-Food' Lawsuit
The US Supreme Court on Monday rejected an effort by Iraq to revive a lawsuit against dozens of companies for allegedly conspiring with former leader Saddam Hussein's government to subvert the UN oil-for-food program and deprive Iraqi citizens of humanitarian aid.
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Western Militaries Drop Food, Water in Besieged Iraq Town
Western militaries have airdropped humanitarian aid to the besieged Iraqi town of Amerli, home to thousands of Shiite Turkmen cut off by jihadists from receiving food, water, and medical supplies.
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US Makes Airdrop of Humanitarian Aid in Besieged Iraq Town: Pentagon
The US military on Saturday made an airlift of humanitarian aid to the besieged town of Amerli, northern Iraq and home to thousands of Shia Turkomen cut off by jihadist rebels from receiving food, water, and medical supplies.
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US Sends Food, Water, Other Aid to Iraq
The US is delivering food, water and aid teams to try to help tens of thousands of people who have been forced from their homes in Iraq in the fresh wave of violence in the country's north.
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Britain Airdrops Humanitarian Aid for Besieged Iraqis
Britain has begun airdropping food and water to thousands of civilians stranded on a mountain in northern Iraq after fleeing jihadist militants a week ago, officials said Sunday.
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US Military Aircraft Drop Food, Water to Iraqis for Second Night
US military aircraft dropped humanitarian aid to Iraqis under threat from hardline militants in northern Iraq for the second straight night, the Pentagon said on Friday.
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Barack Obama Orders Action to Prevent Iraq 'Genocide'
President Barack Obama ordered US warplanes back into the skies over Iraq on Thursday to drop food to refugees and, if necessary, launch air strikes to halt what he said was a potential "genocide."
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US to Make More Aid Drops in Iraq if Needed: Official
The United States is ready to make further air drops in Iraq after US planes on Thursday flew in food and water for some 8,000 beleaguered minorities, an official said.
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US to Make More Aid Drops in Iraq if Needed: Official
The United States is ready to make further air drops in Iraq after US planes on Thursday flew in food and water for some 8,000 beleaguered minorities, an official said.
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UN to launch first airlift of aid to Syria via Iraq
The United Nations is launching its first airlift of food and other aid supplies from Iraq to the Kurdistan region of northern Syria this week with permission from both governments, the U.N. refugee agency UNHCR said on Tuesday.
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Hundreds Suffer Food Poisoning At Iraqi Camp East Of Mosul
About 800 people fell ill in a mass outbreak of food poisoning at a camp for displaced people east of the Iraqi city of Mosul, officials and aid groups said on Tuesday.
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Turkish Red Crescent Says Sending Aid For 10,000 To Iraq's Mosul
The Turkish Red Crescent is sending trucks of aid to northern Iraq with enough food and humanitarian supplies for 10,000 people displaced by fighting in Mosul, the president of the agency said on Friday.
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Lack of Funds Threatens Food Aid for Millions in Iraq, Says UN Body
A major shortage of aid funding for Iraq threatens food assistance relied on by more than two million people, the UN's humanitarian coordinator for the country said on Sunday.
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US Top Court Rejects Iraq Bid to Revive 'Oil-For-Food' Lawsuit
The US Supreme Court on Monday rejected an effort by Iraq to revive a lawsuit against dozens of companies for allegedly conspiring with former leader Saddam Hussein's government to subvert the UN oil-for-food program and deprive Iraqi citizens of humanitarian aid.
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Western Militaries Drop Food, Water in Besieged Iraq Town
Western militaries have airdropped humanitarian aid to the besieged Iraqi town of Amerli, home to thousands of Shiite Turkmen cut off by jihadists from receiving food, water, and medical supplies.
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US Makes Airdrop of Humanitarian Aid in Besieged Iraq Town: Pentagon
The US military on Saturday made an airlift of humanitarian aid to the besieged town of Amerli, northern Iraq and home to thousands of Shia Turkomen cut off by jihadist rebels from receiving food, water, and medical supplies.
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US Sends Food, Water, Other Aid to Iraq
The US is delivering food, water and aid teams to try to help tens of thousands of people who have been forced from their homes in Iraq in the fresh wave of violence in the country's north.
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Britain Airdrops Humanitarian Aid for Besieged Iraqis
Britain has begun airdropping food and water to thousands of civilians stranded on a mountain in northern Iraq after fleeing jihadist militants a week ago, officials said Sunday.
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US Military Aircraft Drop Food, Water to Iraqis for Second Night
US military aircraft dropped humanitarian aid to Iraqis under threat from hardline militants in northern Iraq for the second straight night, the Pentagon said on Friday.
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Barack Obama Orders Action to Prevent Iraq 'Genocide'
President Barack Obama ordered US warplanes back into the skies over Iraq on Thursday to drop food to refugees and, if necessary, launch air strikes to halt what he said was a potential "genocide."
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US to Make More Aid Drops in Iraq if Needed: Official
The United States is ready to make further air drops in Iraq after US planes on Thursday flew in food and water for some 8,000 beleaguered minorities, an official said.
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US to Make More Aid Drops in Iraq if Needed: Official
The United States is ready to make further air drops in Iraq after US planes on Thursday flew in food and water for some 8,000 beleaguered minorities, an official said.
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UN to launch first airlift of aid to Syria via Iraq
The United Nations is launching its first airlift of food and other aid supplies from Iraq to the Kurdistan region of northern Syria this week with permission from both governments, the U.N. refugee agency UNHCR said on Tuesday.
