Iraq War - MSNBC - 2003-03-21 (late night) - 2 of 2

Name: Iraq War - MSNBC - 2003-03-21 (late night) - 2 of 2
Uploaded: 2025-07-15
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[0:00] in all of this. It gives you analysis.

[0:02] It gives you slideshows. Gives you video

[0:04] and lets you get a real sense of what's

[0:05] going at your own pace. You'll find it

[0:08] all at iraq.msnbc.com.

[0:11] Now, let's check in with MSNBC's Alex

[0:13] Wit at MSNBC's listening post with

[0:15] reports and reaction to this war from

[0:17] around the world.

[0:18] >> All right, got you covered there for us.

[0:20] Certainly can't be good news in

[0:21] Washington tonight, everybody. Reports

[0:23] from Turkish television of some 1,000

[0:25] Turkish soldiers crossing into northern

[0:27] Iraq. Government officials there assert

[0:29] they have no designs on Iraq territory,

[0:32] but say they do seek to contain any

[0:35] refugee flow caused by the war. The

[0:38] Yemen Times leads with the tragic story

[0:40] of an 11-year-old boy and three others

[0:42] who were killed today during anti-war

[0:44] protests in that country's capital city.

[0:46] The violence erupted after police

[0:48] blocked some 3,000 demonstrators from

[0:51] marching on the US embassy. And calling

[0:53] the military action in Iraq a quote

[0:55] mindless act of the USA in a war against

[0:58] our civilization. The Asian Tribune

[1:00] carries a statement from the Hong

[1:01] Kong-based Asian Human Rights Commission

[1:03] today, which levels charges of sheer

[1:06] colonialism against the United States.

[1:08] And the Kuwait news agency is reporting

[1:10] that UN Security Council member Germany,

[1:13] which publicly spoke out against

[1:15] military disarmament of Iraq. Germany

[1:17] has now sent 100 German soldiers with

[1:19] special training in chemical weapons

[1:21] defense to Kuwait today. And that brings

[1:23] the total number of WMD specialists

[1:26] there