Pajamas Media is reporting that the Iraqi government's revocation of Blackwater's license to operate as a private contractor inside the country is having a major effect on US forces. From the article:
"What caused the shut down? Following a firefight between Iraqi insurgents and a Blackwater USA protection detail on Sunday (12:08 PM Baghdad time), Iraqi officials suspended the operating license of the North Carolina-based government contractor. While the Iraqi government is yet to hold a formal hearing on the matter, Blackwater and all it protects remain frozen."
Blackwater's services are provided to a huge number of US interests in the area, including: oil companies, construction crews, shipping convoys, intelligence officials, diplomats, and dignataries. Find more on Black water here and here.
Thursday, September 20, 2007
CIA 'Shut-Down' In Iraq
Posted by Greg Smith at 10:26 AM
Labels: International News, International Politics
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