(Washington Times) Iraqi National Congress leader Ahmed Chalabi told BBC Radio that his intelligence suggested Saddam Hussein was still in Iraq, and was on the move. "We are aware of his movements between 12 and 24 hours after he has been there," and "We received intelligence about his son Qusay," Chalabi said. (BBC) INC spokesman Zab Sethna said the hunt for Saddam was focused in an area of northeastern Iraq between Baghdad and the Iranian border where there is no U.S. troop presence.
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