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U.S. steps up search in Europe for Iraqi officials
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U.S. intelligence agencies are intensifying the search in Europe
for officials of Saddam Hussein's government who fled Iraq with the
help of French passports, U.S. officials said yesterday.
The search efforts were strengthened after intelligence sources
reported that France's government secretly provided fleeing Iraqi
officials with European Union travel documents in Syria that allowed
them to escape to other countries, said U.S. officials, speaking on
the condition of anonymity.
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