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Iraq / Kurdish Refugees / Zakho #580377

NBC Evening News for Thursday, Apr 25, 1991
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(Studio: Katherine Couric) Report introduced.

(On the Turkish-Iraqi frontier: Brad Willis) Reaction of Kurdish refugees to promise of autonomy made by Iraqi President Saddam Hussein featured; scenes shown from refugee camp and of Iraqi forces pulling out of Zakho, Iraq, after talks with United States military. [Kurdish leader Mohammed KARAFANI - says we are tired of fighting.] [NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) commander General John GALVIN - describes situation in Zakho.]

Reporter(s):
Couric, Katherine;
Willis, Brad
Duration:
00:02:10

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