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Fear, the secretary general of the United Nations
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Rocket hits near U.N. head in Iraq
BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moonducked in surprise when an explosion rattled Baghdad's Green Zone onThursday where he was delivering a televised news conference with IraqiPrime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.
Two mortar rounds were fired atthe Green Zone, an Interior Ministry official said. The AssociatedPress reported that small chips of debris fell from the ceiling.
The explosion startled Ban, who swiftly regained his composure as the briefing continued. (Watch the explosion interrupt Moon's comments about security )
"Amortar landed and went off 100 meters away in an open field outside thecompound where the press conference was being held," said U.N.spokeswoman Marie Okabe.
"The press conference continued. They don't know where it came from."
Okabe said Ban was "fine" and would continue as scheduled on the rest of his Middle East visit.
Banarrived in the Iraqi capital Thursday morning on an unannounced visit,his first to the war-torn country since taking office in January.
Hecalled his meeting with al-Maliki "very good" and praised the primeminister's "strong leadership" and said he was considering increasingthe U.N.'s presence in Iraq as the situation in the country improved.
"TheUnited Nations has been actively participating and helping Iraqi peoplethrough various means -- humanitarian, economic, and politicalfacilitation," said Ban.
"However, recently, United Nations activities have been somewhat constrained, largely because of the situation on the ground."
Ban'svisit came as U.S. officials said they had detained two brothers, onewith ties to radical Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, in connection withthe killings of five American soldiers in Karbala in January. (Full story)
"Overthe past several days, coalition forces in Basra and Hilla capturedQais Khazali, his brother Laith Khazali and several other members ofthe Khazali network," the U.S. military said in a statement.
QaisKhazali had been known to reporters as a spokesman for al-Sadr'spolitical movement, and Reuters news agency reported that Khazali was asenior aide to the anti-American cleric.
Al-Sadr's Mehdi Army, a Shiite militia, is suspected of being involved in Iraq's sectarian violence.
TheU.S. military said the Khazali network is "directly connected" to theJanuary killings in Karbala, the Shiite holy city south of Baghdad.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moonducked in surprise when an explosion rattled Baghdad's Green Zone onThursday where he was delivering a televised news conference with IraqiPrime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.
Two mortar rounds were fired at the Green Zone, an Interior Ministry official said. The AssociatedPress reported that small chips of debris fell from the ceiling.
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