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25 million comic books bombard Iraqi troops!
RIYADH. Feb 8 : Iraqi troops arc being bombarded by more than just Allied bombs - mil Hons of leaflets urging them to desert have rained down on their lines since the war began. reports AFP.
Colonel Ahmed Al-Robayan. a Saudi military spokesman said here Wednesday that the allies have printed 25 million comic book -style psychologi cal warfare leaflets.
He said that about 14 million had been distributed so far. dropped from airplanes or fired by artillery.
A US military spokesman Brigadier General Richard Neal . said that some of the Iraqi troops who have crossed ihc border into Saudi Arabia and given themselves up were car tying the tracts.
The leaflets, which come in color and black-and-white editions. feature an "Invitation" lo surrender written over the
seal of the joint forces, two olive branches encircling a gfobe
The leaflets invite Iraqi troops to "fully enjoy the Arabic hospitality . security . peace and medical attention and lo return back home when tiie whole ordeal orchestrated by Saddam Hussein Is over."
One leaflets features a picture of King Fahd of Saudi Arabia next to a cartoon bubble which contains a drawing of a row of three unarmed troops holding hands.
On the same page Is a picture gf the Iraqi leader. Sad dam 1 lussetn's bubble contains a drawing of two bodies, a machine gunner, a laijk and the flag of Kuwait.
Another drawing . by a Saudi cartoonist, is of an elderly man. presumably an Iraqi father . silting In a chair
thinking to himself 'when will my son come home."
His wife sits cross-legged on the floor nearby picturing her son dead on the battlefield. badged and missing one
Another leaflets features an Iraq soldier carrying a carli a tun- Saddam llusseln-'scorpi nns Ho epaulets and the skull and crossbones on his beret -on his track.
The soldier sings a popular Iraqi song whose words have been changed. The song refers to the Shalt-al-Arab. the narrow waterway between Iran and Iraq which was a focus of their eight-year war.
The song goes:
" I crossed Hie Shatt as you desired.
And carried you over my la-ad
With each attack I fear that death is very near.
And that I am close to drawing
my last breath."