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侵略軍アメリカ海兵隊、バグダッド市郊外の一般民家に乱入映像。
Re: クルド人を化学兵器で殺した件での戦犯裁判ショー
http://www.asyura.com/0304/war30/msg/1153.html
投稿者 WW 日時 2003 年 4 月 08 日 06:19:24:
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尤も、6日の侵略軍アメリカ海兵隊は、バグダッド市郊外の一般民家に乱入し、家族を外に追い立てて「捜索」したらしいね。その内、妻と子供が恐怖で泣き叫んでいるビデオが、阿呆なCNN「密着取材」記者により撮影され、これ見よがしに放映されたと言うのだがね。その女性と子供が泣き叫ぶ部分は、後に「カット」されたとも言うね。
その後に何があったのかは、放送されてい無いらしい。やがて「戦争犯罪」の証拠となりそうなビデオ放送は、どんどん「DVD録画」しておく事を勧めたいね。
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該当映像はこれだと思います。各人にて保存願います。
http://www.islamonline.net/english/news/2003-04/07/images/vedio1.wmv
上記映像の所在記事。↓の記事の下にあり。
Islam Online
http://www.islamonline.net/
http://www.islamonline.net/english/news/2003-04/07/article01.shtml
Scores of U.S. Troops Killed In Baghdad: Sahhaf
BAGHDAD, April 7 (IslamOnline.net & News Agencies) – The U.S. troops began committing suicide at the gates of Baghdad, Iraqi Information Minister Mohammed Sa’eed al-Sahhaf said early on Monday, April 7, as U.S. military sources said that the U.S. troops has seized three presidential palaces in Baghdad, including the main one of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein.
“Take my word, they (the U.S. troops) began committing suicide at the gates of Baghdad…Allah Almighty is grilling them (U.S. troops) in the Hellfire at the hands of the Iraqis,” Al-Jazeera satellite channel quoted Sahhaf as telling reporters in an extemporary press conference at the site of the Iraqi Information Minister.
Sahhaf said the Iraqi fighters succeeded at Dawn Monday in “annihilating all the U.S. troops which thrust into Baghdad,” adding that the battle, however, was still raging between the two warring sides.
He declined to put the figure of the U.S. troops killed in the battle, asserting that he would make the death toll public as soon as possible.
“Their armoured vehicles pushed into the city…We take some of their soldiers prisoner and killed a lot of the others. They do not even control themselves and I underline that no one of those villains is in Baghdad,” he said.
Sahhaf also blamed media, particularly Al-Jazeera satellite channel, for rushing to believe the “U.S. lies,” urging them to think twice before airing any piece of news.
“I urge you not to believe U.S. claims of having taken key sites in Baghdad… Iraqi forces would teach them a lesson that history will never forget", he said. “I blame Al-Jazeera for promoting for the Americans before making sure of their claims…please search for the truth.”
Sahhaf said the U.S. troops go bogged down in Baghdad, noting that they were fighting off a “political regime of staunch will that could not be broken.”
Asked about the U.S. troops seen on TV screens touring Saddam International Airport, Sahhaf said the U.S. troops only wanted to rivet the world attention from the battlefield to paper over “the tragedy of their soldiers in the airport.”
“We have slaughtered them and we will go on (slaughtering them) non-stop,” he asserted.
Asked about the role the United Nations can play in such a critical juncture, Sahhaf said that (U.N. Secretary General) Kofi Annan should denounce the U.S.-led aggression on Iraq.
“If he does not do so, the U.N. would then be nothing but a brothel if it remained toeing the U.S. line,” he said.
Earlier in the day, the U.S. troops claimed that a U.S. armoured brigade seized a string of government buildings in central Baghdad while marines moved to close the noose on the city to the north, Agence Fracne-Presse (AFP) reported.
Three Presidential Palaces Seized: U.S.
U.S. military sources also said that U.S. forces had taken control of three of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's presidential palaces, including the main one in the heart of the capital.
"2nd Brigade is conducting their attack into the heart of the city," the operations officer for the U.S. 3rd Infantry Division, Lieutenant Colonel Peter Bayer, told AFP.
The force had "secured the main presidential palace" and another palace in the city centre as well as a third near the airport, he said.
The Second Brigade forces in Baghdad were reported to be in the vicinity of Iraq's tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the presidential reviewing stand.
Major Mike Birmingham, public affairs officer for the 3rd Infantry Division, said of the incursions: “The express purpose is to demonstrate to the Iraqi people we are here and the regime is not in control.”
“We have the capacity to go where we want and when we want with whatever assets,” he said.
Five huge blasts rocked Saddam's main palace on the banks of the Tigris, sparking a flurry of activity by Iraqi troops.
An arms depot had caught fire but as a cloud of thick white smoke covered the sprawling complex it was not clear if that ignited the five blasts.
Fuel trenches inside the compound were set ablaze belching out thick black smoke.
The sound of heavy firing rang out across Baghdad and sustained shooting from small and big guns continued incessantly.
Heavy explosions had begun booming into the grey skies from around 6:15 am (0215 GMT), apparently from artillery fire to the west of the capital.
U.S. warplanes had flown over Baghdad all night, sometimes at low altitude, without bombing any targets.
The U.S. military authorities also said that a C-130 transport plane had touched down at the airport.
U.S. troops were meanwhile moving to encircle Baghdad to prevent any escape from the city by its defenders.
After completing a 70-kilometre (40-mile) drive, the army controlled a semi-circle around Baghdad extending from the Tigris in the north to where the river leaves the capital in the south.