War report

The U.S. armored forces proceeded to the central quarters of Baghdad in the early hours of Monday morning and entered three of the palaces of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein (one of them was the Presidential Palace on the banks of Tigris River). The units withdrew afterwards and the U.S. Military Office announced that their aim was to show that they could enter wherever they wanted.The images of U.S. soldiers in the bedroom, bathroom and harem of Saddam Hussein were aired on TV-channels, which was a part of the psychological war.His final is nearing The Two Messages of the Operation: TO THE IRAQI PEOPLE: The Saddam regime collapsed. Do not resist, leave your arms.TO THE ADMINISTRATION: We can enter wherever and whenever we hand, in Baghdad. On the 19th day of war, the Saddam myth had a heavy blow. The people in Kerbela demolished his statue; American soldiers entered his three palaces, and his man fled half naked. The TV channel aired the footage showing 15 Iraqis fleeing. The majority of escaping Iraqis jumped to the Tigris River. Those fleeing the palace are reportedly servants and guards.Â