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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/2891059.stm
A leader of the local Red Crescent called an attempt to deliver aid to the Iraq-Kuwait border town of Safwan on Wednesday a "disaster", after it was mobbed by fit young men before getting to the people it was aimed at.
But British reporters with UK troops reported successful delivery of some aid on Thursday to the southern town of al-Zubayr, which had been the scene of fierce fighting.
Troops trying to deliver aid there the previous day had fled after a sniper opened fire.
Most of those receiving aid on Thursday professed support for the US and UK - although suspicion on both sides continued, with UK troops saying some of those queuing up for hand-outs had probably been shooting at them just days before.
One man made it clear that coalition troops and their aid were welcome only on Iraqi terms.
"You are here on the condition that you liberate Iraq," said resident Ali Salman Hussein, 35.
"We don't want you to occupy us, we want you to liberate us and leave. If you don't leave then we will hate you."