BAGHDAD (AP) — A United Nations official says more than 140,000 Iraqis have fled parts of Anbar province over clashes between security forces and al-Qaida militants. The spokesman for the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, Peter Kessler, described it as "the largest" displacement witnessed in the country since the sectarian violence of
UN: More Than 140,000 Iraqis Flee Anbar Violence
More than 65,000 people fled the conflict in the cities of Ramadi and Fallujah just in the past week alone.