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Tonight, showdown 결판 on the anniversary of mission accomplished. Tonight, there is a new battle. The democrats send their war bill 법안 to the President and he vetoes <제안·의안 등을> 거부하다 it. Now what?

 

Also, America’s food safety system. Is it broken? There are new concerns tonight over a staple 기본 식료품, 주성분 of the American diet. And our series of reports. America goes green. Tonight, making your house a green house. From NBC News world headquarters in New York, this is NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams.

 

Dead or Alive?

 

In Baghdad tonight, Iraqi officials are telling NBC News that the leader of Al-Qaeda in Iraq, Abu Ayyub al-Masri, may be dead killed by fellow insurgents 폭도, 반란자 unhappy with his tactics 전술, 작전. The victim, in other words, of an inside job 내부 <사람이 저지른> 범죄. We have more now on what this might mean from NBC’s Richard Engle who’s in Baghdad tonight. Richard, good evening.

 

Good evening, Brian. If true, it would be a sign of growing pressure on Al-Qeada. Not from US forces this time, but Iraqis themselves. Iraqi officials claim the man responsible for a wave of attacks on markets and bus stations that killed hundreds last month alone was ambushed ~을 매복 기습하다 by other insurgents who opposed Al-Qaeda’s targeting civilians. But US officials can’t confirm it.

 

Today, Iraq’s Interior and Defense Ministers 내무 및 국방장관 told reporters they think al-Masri is dead, but don’t have his body 시체 or know exactly how or when he died.

 

al-Masri, an Egyptian car bomb expert trained in Afghanistan replaced ~의 후임자가 되다 the Jordanian Abu Musab al-Zarqawi after US special forces killed him last June. But even if al-Masri is dead, US intelligence officials tell NBC News not to expect major changes. Al-Qaeda would quickly replace him and continue mass 대량의, 대규모의 attacks.

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