A delegation of Iraqis meant to help negotiate an end to the uprising in Najaf was forced today to delay its mission to the holy city when it could not get a military escort for the dangerous journey. The conference itself was considered a major target for militants waging a month-old insurgency in the country. Explosions and gunfire shook the streets of Najaf today as the clashes there persisted and US troops entered the flashpoint Old City neighbourhood.
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