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Falling House of Cards <AP> IRAQ MOST WANTED 6C 042303: Graphic shows U.S. Editors note: It is mandatory to include all Central Command’s most wanted Iraqis; stand alone; 6c x 14 3/8 sources that accompany this graphic when repurposing or editing it for publication. inches, 295.2 mm x 368 mm; CK; ETA 6 p.m. </AP> 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Photo not available Saddam Hussein Qusai Hussein Odai Hussein Abid Hamid Mahmud Ali Hassan al-Majid Izzat Ibrahim Hani Abd al-Latif Kamal Mustafa President of Iraq Special Security Organization Saddam Fedayeen al-Tikriti Presidential Adviser, al-Douri Tilfah Abdallah Sultan Supervisor, Special Republican Commander Presidential Secretary Former South Region Vice Chair of Regional Special Security al-Tikriti Guard & Republican Guard (WMD Release Authority) Commander Command, North Organization Director Republican Guard Forces Commander Region Commander Secretary 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Photo Photo not not available available Barzan Abd Muzahim Ibrahim Ahmad Sayf al-Din Fulayyih Rafi Abd al-Latif Tahir Jalil Habbush Hamid Raja Shalah Abdel Tawah Mullah al-Ghafur Sulayman S’ab Hasan Abd al-Sattar Hasan Taha al-Rawi Tilfah Iraqi Intelligence Air Force Huweish Majrid al-Tikriti al-Tikriti Muhammad al-Tikriti Republican Guard Director of General Service Director Commander Military Industrialization Special Republican Air Defense Force Armed Forces Chief of Staff Forces Chief Security Director (Weapons of Guard Commander Commander Mass Destruction Production) 17 IRAQ’S MOST WANTED 18 19 20 21 Photo not available Aziz Salih Numan Falling house Muhammad Hamza Sultan Hashim Ayad Futayyih Zuhayr Talib Abd Baath Party Regional al-Zubaydi Ahmed Khalifa al-Rawi al-Sattar al-Naqib Command Chairman Central Euphrates Minister of Defense Al Quds Force Director of Military Regional Commander Chief of Staff Intelligence 22 of cards 23 24 25 26 ine of the 55 wanted members of Saddam Hussein’s inner circle Photo Photo are in custody. None of them are from the top of the list. A 10th not not N available figure, Ali “Chemical Ali” Hassan al-Majid, a top adviser to Saddam available and the king of spades in the U.S. military’s deck of 52 cards, is believed to have been killed in an airstrike. Abd al Baqi Abd Muhammad Zimam Abd Samir Abd al-Aziz Yahya Abdallah al Nayif Shindakh Karim al Sadun al-Razzaq al Sadun al-Naijm Ubaydi Thamir Baath Party U.S. Central Command Captured Baath Party Command Baath Party Command Baath Party Command Baath Party Command ranking Command Chairman Chairman for Ta’mim & Chairman for Chairman for Chairman for Salah ad for Baghdad Ninawa Governate Diyal Governate Basra Governate Din Governate 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 Photo Photo Photo Photo Photo Photo Photo not not not not not not not available available available available available available available Sayfal al Din al Fadil Mahmud Gharib Muhsin Khadar al Rashid Taan Kazim Ugla Abid Sighar al- Ghazi Hamud al Adib Adil Abdallah Mahdi Husayn Al Awawi Mashhadani Baath Party Command Khafaji Baath Party Kubaysi Baath Party Command al Duri al Tikriti Baath Party Baath Party Command Chairman for Babil/Karbala Baath Party Command Command Chairman Baath Party Command Chairman for Wasit Baath Party Command Command Chairman Chairman for Muthanna Governate Chairman for Qadasiyah for Anbar Governate Chairman for Maysan Governate Chairman for Dhi for Ninawa Governate Governate Governate Qar Governate Governate 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Photo Photo not not available available Khamis Sirhan al Sad Abd al Majid al- Latif Nussayif Taha Yassin Rukan Razuki Abd Jamal Mustafa Mizban Khidir Hadi Taha Muhyl al Muhammad Faysal Jasim al Dulaymi Ramadan Al Ghaful Sulayman Abdallah Sultan Regional Commander Din Maruf Baath Party Command Baath Party Command Deputy Chairman Vice President al-Tikriti al-Tikriti Central Euphrates Vice President Chairman for Karbala Chairman for Salah Baath Party Chief of Tribal Affairs Deputy Chief of Region Governate ad Din Governate Tribal Affairs 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 Tariq Aziz Walid Hamid Tawfiq Hikmat Mizban Mahmoud Dhiyab Amir Rashid Muhammad Hossam Sabawi Ibrahim Deputy Prime Minister al-Tikriti Ibrahim al-Azzawi al- Ahmed Muhammad al Ubaydi Mahdi al-Salih Mohammed Amin al-Tikriti Governor of Basra Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of the Interior Former Oil Minister Minister of Trade National Monitoring Saddam’s half brother Governate Economics & Chief of Tribal Affairs Deputy Chief of Director Finance Minister Tribal Affairs 51 52 53 54 55 Watban Ibrahim Barzan Ibrahim Huda Salih Mahdi Abd al-Khaliq Amer al-Saadi Hasan al-Tikriti Hasan al-Tikriti Ammash Abd al-Ghafar Presidential Scientific Saddam’s Saddam’s Party Youth & Minister of Higher Adviser/National half brother half brother Trade Bureau Education & Scientific Monitoring Directorate Chairman, WMD scientist Research Director Gen. SOURCES: U.S. Central Command; Associated Press AP.
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