US advisers warn threat of civil war mounting in Iraq
Baghdad leaders must take reins, Bush aides say
WASHINGTON -- Describing the situation in Iraq as ''very tenuous," President Bush's top intelligence advisers warned in a blunt assessment yesterday that mounting violence between Sunni and Shi'ite Muslims there could spark a full-blown civil war unless a unified government can quickly take the reins of the country. (Full article: 941 words)
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