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Tuesday, March 25, 2003

More from the Nervous Nellie Brigade: Saddam's Bunkers Said 'Impossible' to Destroy
By Nedim Dervisbegovic

SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Underground bunkers built for Iraqi President Saddam Hussein (news - web sites) can resist massive bombardment and those hiding inside could survive for up to six months, a retired Yugoslav army officer who helped build them said.

"I believe that if Saddam does not leave, and I think he has nowhere to go, they will find him in one of these facilities -- if he does not find a way out by then," retired Lt. Col. Resad Fazlic told Reuters in an interview on Tuesday. "These bunkers can resist a direct hit of a 20 kiloton- strong bomb or atomic bomb impact and keep those inside independent of the outside world for six months," said Fazlic, who oversaw the building of the bunkers in the late 1970s. [...]
So? In the overall campaign, whether these bunkers can be destroyed or not is moot.

If he stays in one of them for too long, he might just have to stay there permanently. Sorta like a Roach Motel.


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