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Troops struggle for control; Fighting and arsons continue to plague Dili
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Tens of thousands of people queued for rice in the East Timor
capital of Dili yesterday, amid growing food shortages and warnings
of a humanitarian crisis.
Australian troops said they were close to controlling security,
but looting and burning continued and youths threw stones at the
airport and played cat and mouse with international security forces.
Officials said there were fewer reported incidents of arson and
shootings and that hundreds of firearms and homemade weapons had...
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Operation East Timor: the New Zealand Defence Force in East Timor 1999-2001.(Book Review)
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