BAGHDAD, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Iraq has ordered its military forces to confront any attempts by armed groups to break the law, the government said in a statement shortly after imposing a curfew in the tense southern Shi'ite town of Amara on Monday. "Lately, unlawful armed operations have increased, which is putting the security and the political stability of the country in danger," the statement said. "Everybody should know that orders were given to our armed forces to confront any attempts at violating the law, whoever is the source."
