Darker Days Are Ahead, Warns Our Man in Iraq; Darker Days Are Ahead, Warns Our Man in Iraq on Anniversary of Invasion, Envoy Predicts More Bombings and Shootouts
Byline: JAMES CHAPMAN
BRITAIN'S envoy to Iraq dealt Tony Blair a serious blow last night as he warned of 'unbelievably bad days' ahead.
Sir Jeremy Greenstock, Mr Blair's representative in Baghdad, painted a bleak picture of Iraq's prospects on the eve of the first anniversary of the U.S.led invasion.
His timing could not have been worse for Number Ten, coming as officials attempted to highlight coalition achievements in the rebuilding of the country. Sir Jeremy predicted more suicide bombings and devastating attacks that the coalition forces may be powerless to prevent.
'These things are going to keep happening, and it may get worse before it gets …
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Article title: Darker Days Are Ahead, Warns Our Man in Iraq; Darker Days Are Ahead, Warns Our Man in Iraq on Anniversary of Invasion, Envoy Predicts More Bombings and Shootouts.
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Newspaper title: Daily Mail (London).
Publication date: March 20, 2004.
Page number: 6.
© 2007 Daily Mail.
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