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 Iraqi Shiite Muslim opposition leader Ayatollah Mohamad Baqir Al Hakim, head of the pro-Iranian Supreme Council for Islamic Revolution in Iraq, an opposition group, speaks at a news conference in Kuwait City Tuesday, Nov. 26, 2002. Held together only by their desire to topple Saddam Hussein, six key Iraqi opposition parties are hurting U.S. efforts to map out a strategy for a democratic, post-Saddam Iraq, according to documents and interviews with key American and Iraqi players. The pro-Iranian Al Hakim has been living in exile in Tehran since 1980.(AP Photo/John Moore) News here Got any interesting photos? Send them to Times@iranian.com
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