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Meanwhile in the Iraqi city of Mosul, U.S. forces shot and wounded a television cameraman working for CBS News. The soldiers claimed they mistook his video camera for a gun. The man is an Iraqi-born freelancer working for the network. The shooting comes nearly a month to the day after US forces opened fire at a car carrying Italian journalist Giuliana Sgrena. She survived the shooting but a senior Italian intelligence officer died.
Join Amy Goodman, Juan González, Nermeen Shaikh, special guests and the entire Democracy Now! family to celebrate 30 years of global independent news in NYC on Monday, February 23, 2026
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