Iraq Protests to UN Over U.S.-British Air Strikes
             This article was about the accused bombing of an Iraqi farm. Iraq is accusing the U.S. and Britain of bombing a small town near Lake Sawa 190 miles south of Baghdad, and injuring 8 civilians, on March 11th. The local paper said that the injured people 6 of which were civil servants and 2 farmers. The U.S. and Britain denied all of the accusations, and the U.S. and Britain said that they don't fire at anything unless they are provoked or being tracked by Iraqi radar.
             This might have an impact on the way Iraqi aircraft fly because they already don't abide by the no-fly zone laws that were put in place in the 1990's after the Gulf War. If they fly in the no-fly zone they could be considered a threat by the military that are patrolling in that particular area because the Iraqi aircraft aren't supposed to be there.
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