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Bodies of four dead Iraqi soldiers discovered in Ramadi: witnesses
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http://www.turkishpress.com/news.asp?ID=36557

RAMADI, Iraq, Jan 27 (AFP) - The bodies of four executed Iraqi soldiers were found Thursday dumped on a roadside in the rebel Sunni Muslim city of Ramadi, west of Baghdad, witnesses said.

Four Iraqi soldiers were captured Wednesday as they left a US military base west of the city, but the witnesses who found the bodies said they were not the same men.

On January 17, two Iraqi soldiers were discovered decapitated in Ramadi, police said.

Three days earlier, 15 soldiers traveling in a mini-bus were captured by gunmen as they were leaving a US military base in the volatile Al-Anbar province, which includes Ramadi.

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