31.   In a statement carried by the official Iraqi News Agency, the Iraqi military said allied aircraft attacked civilian targets in three northern provinces.

32.   In London, Gen. Sir Charles Guthrie said all British Harriers turned back without dropping their weapons, as did other allied aircraft with them.

33.   Iraq claimed Tuesday it fired three surface-to-air missiles at allied aircraft over the no-fly zone, but no hits were reported.

34.   Iraq claimed Tuesday it fired three surface-to-air missiles at allied aircraft patrolling the no-fly zone over southern Iraq.

35.   Iraq has reported firing on allied aircraft over the no-fly zones in the north and the south almost every day for the past week.

36.   Iraq hit an allied aircraft patrolling the no-fly zone over northern Iraq on Friday, the official Iraqi News Agency reported.

37.   Iraq, meanwhile, said it fired anti-aircraft weapons at U.S. and allied aircraft patrolling no-fly zones over its territory on Sunday.

38.   Iraqi President Saddam Hussein announced last week he would no longer honor the no-fly zones and ordered his forces to shoot at U.S. and allied aircraft.

39.   Iraqi President Saddam Hussein announced last week that he would no longer honor the no-fly zones and ordered his forces to shoot at U.S. and allied aircraft.

40.   Iraq has reported firing on U.S. and allied aircraft over the no-fly zones in the north and the south almost every day for the past week.