IRAQ CLAIMS AIR RAIDS ON OIL INSTALLATIONS

From: The Boston Globe | Date: July 17, 1988| Author: Associated Press | Copyright information
NICOSIA, Cyprus - Iraq said its warplanes raided two Iranian oil pumping stations near the southern city of Dezful yesterday. The official Iraqi New...

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