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□イラク・レジスタンス・レポート 2004/10/04
http://www.albasrah.net/moqawama/english/0110/iraqiresistancereport_2041004.htm
Monday, 4 October 2004.
Iraqi Resistance car bomber strikes CIA headquarters in Baghdad. Twelve CIA agents killed in massive explosion.
The local correspondent of Mafkarat al-Islam reported from Baghdad Monday morning that at 10am local time an Iraqi Resistance martyrdom fighter attacked one of the largest headquarters of the US Central Intelligence Agency (the CIA) in Baghdad. The massive explosion occurred near Sa‘dun Street, very close to the ar-Rashid Hotel.
At least 3,000 US security employees work out of the massive headquarters ﾐ a scale of operations that strongly suggests that it is the main headquarters for the US state intelligence agency in occupied Iraq.
US forces immediately closed off all approaches to the scene of the attack, preventing the Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent from assessing the extent of damage or obtaining information on casualties directly. US aircraft, however, could be seen landing and taking off from the street where the attack took place, loading dead and wounded CIA personnel.
The American Associated Press (AP) reported that the blast occurred at 9:45 and that it targeted “a convoy of 4-wheel drive vehicles leaving a complex of major hotels where foreign contractors and journalists reside.” The AP added that US an Iraqi puppet forces opened fire after the car bombing, but noted that witnesses observed: “it was not immediately clear what they were shooting at.” US forces routinely respond to all attacks by indiscriminate shooting in all directions, cutting down any Iraqi civilians who might happen to be in the area.
The AP reported that Tahsin al-Furayji of the US creature, the puppet “facility protection service” said that “a pickup truck loaded with dates exploded as it plowed into the three vehicle convoy.” The AP quoted al-Furayji as saying that “one of the vehicles in the convoy was destroyed and shrapnel hit the nearby Palestine and Baghdad hotels. The AP reported that “pickup truck carrying the explosives was ripped in half with one part left dangling from a shop sign on the opposite side of the street.”
In a later dispatch posted at 1:40pm Mecca time, the Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent presented the version of the incident that he had pieced together from his sources. He wrote that a Resistance fighter driving a 2-ton booby trapped Kia loaded with fruits and vegetables blew up the vehicle at 10am local time. The correspondent estimates that the truck must have been loaded with 1.5 to 2 tons of explosive material.
The target building, an old structure formerly used by Iraqi military industry, has been taken over by the CIA and surrounded by a huge concrete wall. Deployed around it are watch points and numerous inspection stations. Large numbers of American snipers are perched atop the building.
The Resistance driver had to break through as much of that security cordon as possible. The driver headed for the main gate at the moment that a number of CIA-owned GMC vehicles were awaiting confirmation of their identity and authorization to enter the facility. The Resistance attacker drove in right after the US vehicles.
The attack totally destroyed the fa溝de of the building, causing parts of it to collapse. The number of casualties inside is unknown, but the correspondent saw seven Iraqi ambulances rushing to the scene from the direction of the as-Sa‘dun statue, as well as six American ambulances heading in from the road to the Meridien Hotel. In addition two US Black Hawk helicopters emblazoned with the Red Cross rushed to the scene of the attack as well, in order to take away the dead and injured.
The correspondent also saw five demolished civilian cars and the obvious damage that the powerful explosion inflicted also on the walls of neighboring buildings.
After the attack, US snipers deployed atop nearby buildings, the number of checkpoints increased and many more US and Iraqi puppet forces were deployed in the area.
Nevertheless, at 10:25am two powerful Tariq rockets slammed into the ar-Rashid Hotel in the same vicinity, according to the local correspondent of Mafkarat al-Islam.
In a dispatch posted at 11:58pm Mecca time the correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam provided more details on the attack. He reported that the car bomb attack on the CIA headquarters killed 12 CIA agents. The correspondent reported local eyewitnesses as saying that the 12 were killed in three cars ﾐ two of them GMC Suburbans and the third a Blazer. In addition, five members of the Iraqi puppet so-called “national guard” perished in the explosion. They had been stationed at the first checkpoint. (The correspondent explains that the US forces typically have a series of check points outside their facilities, the first one being manned by local Iraqi puppet forces, who are therefore the most exposed to Resistance attack.)
The Resistance car bomb burst through the first gate, following US cars, and then exploded at the inner gate. The correspondent reported that the number of casualties at the inner gate was unknown, but that the large number of ambulances that showed up at the scene indicates a sizeable casualty figure.
CIA shuts down all phones in Iraq after bombing.
After the attack on the CIA headquarters, the US occupation command closed down all telephone communications in Iraq ﾐ both land lines and portable telephones, according to Mafkarat al-Islam, which quoted an informed source working in the field of telecommunications in the country.
The source told Mafkarat al-Islam that later in the day, the order closing down all telephone communications was rescinded for the northern regions of the country, but that the shut-down was still in force in the southern part of the country ﾐ which was known for having the worst cell phone network in the country anyway, according to the correspondent.
As a result of these and other orders by the US occupation forces which are in the midst of a campaign against Resistance strongholds, al-Fallujah, and the districts of al-Karakh and Madinat as-Sadr in Baghdad are without all telephone communication ﾐ landed or cellular ﾐ for the third straight day.
The correspondent notes that even though the lines have officially been again turned on, users are still encountering severe difficulties in the use of all telephones in the country.
Car bombing in Baghdad targets recruiting station for puppet “emergency forces.”
An Iraqi Resistance Mercedes car bomb stormed into the gate of the headquarters of the Iraqi puppet “emergency forces” in Baghdad near the bridge leading to the ministries area of the capital. The car bomb exploded at about 9:05am local time. It was the first day for the new Iraqi puppet security men to report to this location, that had earlier served private guards, and as a result the recruits were still dressed in civilian clothing.
The local correspondent of Mafkarat al-Islam reported that the attack left at least 45 dead among the Iraqi puppet forces who were awaiting induction into the force. At least 32 others were wounded in the bombing. Five civilian cars were set ablaze by the blast.
Immediately after the Resistance attack, US forces backed by helicopters and armored vehicles surrounded and closed off the area. The correspondent counted at least 15 ambulances at the scene of the Resistance attack, ready to carry away the scores of dead and wounded puppet troops.
Al-Fallujah: vicious US bombing targets civilians.
As US media such as the Associated Press (AP) trumpeted the official US military line that American war planes had blasted the strongholds of the illusive Abu Mus‘ab az-Zarqawi whom they refer to as a “terrorist mastermind” for the n-th time, the correspondent of Mafakrat al-Islam on the ground in al-Fallujah reported in a dispatch posted at 4:55am Mecca time that American aircraft had rocketed the home of a local civilian. Al-Hajj Thamir as-Salim, whose house was destroyed, was a pharmacist who ran the al-Abrar Pharmacy in the city.
As-Salim’s house lay in the al-Jumhuriyah neighborhood of the city, across from the ar-Rawi Mosque. The home was completely destroyed and adjacent ones were severely damaged and two children, three women and three men and one teenager were killed in the savage American attack. Thirteen others were wounded in the raid ﾐ four children, three men, six women.
In a dispatch posted at 6am Mecca time (7am local time) the correspondent reported that US planes were still prowling the skies over the site of the US bombing, making it dangerous for rescuers to approach it.
US forces also bombed a house in the ash-Shuhada’ neighborhood at about 5:00am local time. Two Kurdish youths who made shoes were killed in that raid, according to Mafkarat al-Islam’s correspondent.
Hospital sources in al-Fallujah were quoted by the AP as saying that 11 persons were killed in the American bomb raid, but the American news agency noted that the US “military regularly accuses hospital of inflating casualty figures.” The US military has no presence in al-Fallujah, so it has no way of verifying hospital figures in the defiant city.
Dr. ‘Adil Khamis of al-Fallujah General Hospital was quoted by AP as saying that three women and four children were among the nine people killed in the al-Jumhuriyah bombing and that twelve were injured there, including six women and three children. AP quoted al-Khamis as saying that “two more people” were killed in the bombing of the house in ash-Shuhada’.
The mendacious US military announced that their attack on as-Salim the pharmacist’s house was a “precision strike” carried out at about 1am local time and that precautions were taken to ensure that “no innocent civilians were present” at the time of the strikes.
The US military claimed that the second raid, in which two Kurdish shoemakers were killed, targeted a building where “members of az-Zarqawi’s network were believed to be meeting.”
Still defiant! Two US helicopters downed by Samarra’ Resistance Monday, as US continues to pound city with cluster bombs, despite claims that they have “taken” it.
Iraqi Resistance fighters seem determined to refute as boldly and obviously as possible United States claims to have subdued the Iraqi Resistance in the defiant city of Samarra’, 120km north of Baghdad. On Monday Iraqi Resistance fighters in the city shot down two American helicopters.
The local correspondent of Mafkarat al-Islam reported that Resistance fighters fired C5K rockets at both a Black Hawk and a Chinook helicopter.
Meanwhile US F16 and F14 fighter bombers on Monday dropped eight containers of cluster bombs (each container holding some 2,000 anti-personnel cluster bombs) on the city, in addition to firing rockets into the defiant city. Forty-five persons have died as martyrs as a result of the US bombing, only 10 of them Resistance fighters, the Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent reported.
Heavy fighting in ad-Dulu‘iyah.
The correspondent of Mafkarat al-Islam reported that Monday was a day of heavy fighting in ad-Dulu‘iyah. For three hours US troops and Resistance forces battled each other in the town that lies near Samarra’.
A detachment of forty Resistance fighters observed a US column heading out of ad-Dulu‘iyah on its way to Samarra’ to reinforce US troops attacking the Resistance there. At 4pm the Resistance attacked the column, igniting the battle that raged until about 7:10pm. Four Resistance fighters were killed in the combat and 11 American troops perished.
After that, US aircraft pounded the area indiscriminately, destroying a house on the road and killing livestock in the area. Farm equipment and three cars were also destroyed.
US kills women and children in raid on al-Latifiyah.
In a dispatch posted at 12:26am Mecca time (1:26am local time Tuesday morning), the correspondent of Mafkarat al-Islam in al-Latifiyah reported that US F16 fighter bombers attacked four houses in the area, destroying them and killing four women and five children ranging in age from one- to three-and-a-half years old. Three teenagers were also killed. Two civilian cars next to the house were set ablaze as was a tractor.
Attacks around Iraq.
Three US troops were killed in Resistance car bombing north of Balad at about 6:30am local time Monday.
Jaysh al-Mahdi militiamen battled Italian aggressors and their Iraqi stooges in an-Nasiriyah early Monday morning, leaving one Iraqi puppet soldier dead and another wounded.
From 6:30am to 7am local time, Resistance forces struck Abu Ghurayb prison with rockets and mortars. Six C5K rockets and fifteen 120mm mortar rounds struck the notorious US torture facility.
Five members of the Iraqi puppet “national guard” were killed in a Resistance bombing in Ba‘qubah at 8am.
At 9:00am an Iraqi Resistance bomb struck a US patrol killing two US troops and destroying one Humvee on the Saddam International Airport road.
Iraqi Resistance forces killed a puppet first lieutenant and a puppet colonel in the so-called “Iraqi national guard” in an Iraqi Resistance ambush in al-‘Amarah at about 12 noon local time Monday.
Two US troops were killed and a troop carrier loaded with military equipment destroyed in an Iraqi Resistance attack in the Manaysir region between al-Ghazaliyah (west of Baghdad) and Abu Ghurayb (south of Baghdad) at 2:10pm Monday afternoon.
At 2:40pm Iraqi Resistance forces attacked a patrol of the Iraqi puppet police in the ash-Shu‘lah area of Baghdad, destroying a Land Cruiser and damaging a Patrol Safari, and killing three puppet policemen and wounding two others.
Iraqi Resistance forces attacked a US patrol in ad-Durah at 6:45pm with RPGs and C5Ks, killing four troops, according to local eyewitnesses, who added that the Resistance fighters seized 17 American machineguns in the attack.
Fierce battles were later reported at ad-Durah around 8:45pm that lasted for 25 minutes and left four US troops dead.
Resistance forces at 11:30am Monday hit the military academy occupied by US forces and Iraqi puppet troops in ar-Rustamiyah with seven mortar rounds sending black smoke into the sky.
Resistance forces attacked a US camp in Ba‘qubah at 12:20pm with nine mortar rounds.
Resistance forces shook the “green zone” at about 3pm with three Grad rockets.
The Resistance struck the military academy again at 5:10pm with one powerful Tariq rocket.
At 7:10pm the Resistance fired three Katyushas a the US as-Suqur base south of Baghdad.
Two US troops were killed and three others wounded in al-Karakh in Baghdad at around 4pm local time Monday when American forces tried to break into Hayfa Street in the area with four Bradley armored vehicles. Their aim was to set up check points inside the defiant area, but they were thrown back by RPG7 and Iraqi sharpshooter fire.
Four Iraqi puppet policemen were killed in az-Za‘faraniyah at 2:30pm when the Resistance ambushed their patrol on the old Diyala Bridge.
A series of blasts shook the Italian base in an-Nasiriyah on Monday afternoon. Four blasts were heard at about 3pm as four powerful Tariq rockets slammed into the facility.
Two US contractors or intelligence agents were killed when Resistance forces in the al-Misbah area of Baghdad ambushed a three GMC and Ford car convoy of foreign profiteer contractors, or possibly US intelligence agents at 5:30pm. One armored Ford was destroyed by an RPG.
A Resistance ambush destroyed one fuel tanker on the Army Canal road in Baghdad, killing one US soldier Monday evening.
Powerful explosions shook the US base north of Ba‘qubah at about 5:45pm Monday. Three Black Hawk helicopters with Red Crosses on them landed to ferry off the dead and wounded.
Resistance forces attacked a patrol of two US Bradley armored vehicles and two Humvees north of Ba‘qubah disabling one Bradley Monday evening.
One Abrams tank was destroyed and its crew of five killed by an Iraqi Resistance bomb at 3:10pm Monday in Bahraz in the Ba‘qubah area.
Resistance forces bombarded the US base in Ba‘qubah with one Grad rocket at 6:55pm Monday.
Resistance forces bombarded Saddam International Airport at 10pm with two Grads. The first hit the area of the central command, the second fell into barracks.
Resistance forces attacked a US patrol near the Jordanian embassy in al-Mansur in Baghdad at about 10:30pm disabling a Humvee.
Resistance forces bombarded the joint US-Iraqi “rapid deployment” puppet force base in at-Taji at 7:10pm with thirty-one 120mm mortar rounds. The Resistance then hit the base with another bombardment at 10:15pm with three Grad rockets.
Four US troops were killed in an Iraqi Resistance ambush of a fuel and provisions convoy in al-Latifiyah south of Baghdad at 8:45pm Monday. Three trucks were destroyed, and fires blazed in the vehicles until 11:15pm.
At 10:10pm Monday Resistance forces fired three powerful Grad rockets into the Polish aggressor headquarters in al-Hillah.
Puppet police chief of Balad Ruz in Ba‘qubah area shot dead.
The puppet police chief of Balad Ruz in the Ba‘qubah area was liquidated by the Iraqi Resistance on Monday morning. The local correspondent of Mafkarat al-Islam reported that the assassination took place at about 7:30am local time as the puppet official was leaving home for work.
Commander of puppet “national guard” assassinated in al-‘Amarah.
At 10:10am Monday Resistance forces shot dead the commander of the puppet so-called “Iraqi national guard” in al-‘Amarah in southern Iraq, according to Mafkarat al-Islam.
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