US Picks Saddam's Successor

STAFF | Agence France-Presse | February 11, 2002

"Former Iraqi army chief of staff General Nizar Khazraji has been picked by the United States to run Iraq after the overthrow of President Saddam Hussein."

UBAI: Former Iraqi army chief of staff General Nizar

Khazraji has been picked by the United States to run

Iraq after the overthrow of President Saddam Hussein,

a newspaper reported Monday.

Khazraji, who lives in exile in Denmark, "is the

favoured candidate" among 62 ex-officers earmarked by Washington as

potential leaders, Al-Hayat daily said, quoting Iraqi opposition sources

in Damascus.

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