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October 12, 2011
Iranian Kurdish Rebels Agree to Cease-Fire, Refugees Remain Wary
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Iraq: End of an Occupation
It has been more than eight years since the U.S. invaded Iraq and now the mission is coming to a...
For the first time since they took up arms, guerrillas from the Party for Free Life in Kurdistan, also known as PJAK, have reached a mutual cease-fire with the Iranian government. But after years of conflict, civilians are still living in refugee camps and skeptical the peace will last. David Enders reports from the Qandil Mountains in northern Iraq.
