| April 10: The dying Iraqi fighter looks deep into the faces of his intended victims - two Star Tribune journalists - and with an outstretched hand whispers a plea: "Kaka, kaka." My brother, my brother, he says as his life ebbs away from the gunshot through his abdomen. Shot by Kurdish militia, he is one of two soldiers from the Fedayeen Saddam militia who had driven out from behind the clouds of a burning orange fireball in the Kirkuk oil fields with death on their minds.  Audio: Star Tribune journalists were targets of Iraqi fighters: Paul McEnroe reports
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