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□イラク・レジスタンス・レポート 2004/10/08
http://www.albasrah.net/moqawama/english/0110/iraqiresistancereport_5-81004.htm
Iraqi Resistance Report for events of Tuesday, 5 October 2004 through Friday, 8 October 2004. Translated and/or compiled by Muhammad Abu Nasr, member editorial board The Free Arab Voice.
Friday, 8 October 2004.
Americans resume attacks on al-Fallujah Friday night.
US forces renewed their bombardment of the city of al-Fallujah Friday night, firing barrages on the industrial zone of the city and the al-‘Askari neighborhood. The local correspondent of Mafkarat al-Islam reported that the US forces shelled the areas with mortars. The al-‘Askari neighborhood alone was struck by more than 25 mortar rounds.
The al-Fallujah correspondent of Makfarat al-Islam reported that the Americans also fired some 50 flare shells, lighting up the area over northern al-Fallujah.
Meanwhile, US troops cut the road linking al-Fallujah to ar-Ramadi.
Two Americans, three Resistance fighters killed in battle near ar-Ramadi.
Iraqi Resistance forces fired twelve 82mm mortar rounds at the US base set up in an Iraqi Presidential Palace at Kilometer 5 west of ar-Ramadi at 2pm Friday afternoon. After the barrage, a US patrol of four Humvees rushed to the area and opened fire on the Resistance fighters. A battle ensued in which three Resistance fighters were martyred and their car set on fire.
Two American troops were also killed and their Humvee destroyed by a RPG7 rocket.
The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent reports that the number of Resistance fighters taking part in the attack apparently was small and that they were evidently inexperienced in battling the US troops, their only aim being to fire the barrage at the base.
Resistance blows up Bayji oil pipeline.
Fire broke out in an oil pipeline near Baghdad on Friday morning. The local correspondent of Mafkarat al-Islam reported that at exactly 11am, fire broke out on the Bayji oil pipeline. Flames were still coming from the pipeline at the time he filed his report posted at 6:20pm local time (5:20pm Mecca time).
International market prices for oil have risen to a record $53 per barrel as a result of the Iraqi Resistance’s effective campaign to cut off the theft of Iraqi oil by the US occupation regime.
Battle resumes in al-Latifiyah, south of Baghdad Friday evening.
Fighting resumed in the al-Latifiyah area 25km south of Baghdad on Friday evening. The Makfarat al-Islam correspondent in al-Latifiyah reported that the battle broke out at 6:25pm when US forces attempted to raid several houses in the area. Resistance fighters fought back, however, surprising the Americans with a counter attack in which they used RPG7 automatic weapons and C5K and CBG9 rockets as well as 60mm mortars.
The correspondent wrote that the fighting was still raging when he submitted his report, posted at 10:35pm local time (9:35pm Mecca time) Friday night.
Faced with the defiance of the Resistance, the Americans sent in F-16 fighter bombers to bomb the area, destroying four houses and killing five women, three children, and four men, mostly elderly.
The Resistance, for its part destroyed one US Abrams tank and disabled another. The Resistance also blasted apart four military fuel tank trucks and three Nissan pickup trucks belonging to the puppet Iraqi “national guard” that the Americans had stationed in the road to try to block the advance of Resistance reinforcements into the area. A 2-ton Kia belonging to the puppet “national guard” was also destroyed. The US also suffered casualties, but the Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent was unable to provide specific figures.
Resistance captures US woman soldier in al-Latifiyah, after killing eight members of an American patrol.
At about 6:30pm Friday evening, Iraqi Resistance forces attacked a US patrol of three Bradley armored vehicles and three Humveees in al-Musayyib town near al-Latifiyah. The Resistance destroyed one armored vehicle and disabled a Humvee. Eight men aboard the vehicles were killed. The rest of the patrol fled, leaving behind one US servicewoman whom the Resistance captured and took to an unknown destination.
At 8pm Friday night the Resistance issued statements in al-Latifiyah and al-Yusufiyah carrying the picture of the captive servicewoman, and stating that she is an American of Jewish origin.
The correspondent of Mafkarat al-Islam reported Friday night that the Americans had massed more than 3,000 Marines in the area of al-Yusufiyah and al-Latifiyah south of Baghdad. About 1,500 had actually gone into action in the areas.
The massing of troops in the area is aimed at closing a pincer around al-Fallujah, as can be seen by the US practice of setting up command posts wherever they penetrate into the area. The purpose of the tactic being to secure American lines of supply for when they attack al-Fallujah.
The Resistance, for its part, has massed some 800 men according to Mafkarat al-Islam’s sources, and they have prevented the Americans from fully carrying out their aims.
The battles currently raging in the area are among the largest ever since the American occupation of Baghdad in spring of 2003, in terms of the numbers of forces and the extent of their deployment.
Two US intelligence agents and five American troops killed in Mosul ambush.
Resistance forces attacked a black US intelligence GMC vehicle that was being escorted by Humvees and a Bradley armored vehicle in the at-Tudh area in Mosul at 3:30pm Friday afternoon. Two persons aboard the spy car were killed in the attack in which the Resistance fired rocket-propelled grenades, automatic weapons, and BKCs. Two Humvees were also destroyed, killing five Americans aboard them.
Twenty-two helicopter loads of US casualties pour into Baghdad from provinces Friday.
A source employed inside the US occupation headquarters in the Republican Palace in Baghdad, known to the Americans as the “green zone,” told Makfarat al-Islamon Friday that from early morning until 4pm about 22 US Red Cross Black Hawk helicopters landed near the Ibn Sina Hospital. The helicopters were bringing wave after wave of US dead and injured from various places in Iraq to the occupied capital for shipment home or hospital treatment.
Five Americans died in ambush, US troops kill Iraqi family in revenge.
Three powerful Austrian explosive bombs blew up in the at-Tarimiyah area 25km north of Baghdad, destroying a US Humvee and disabling another. Resistance fighters then opened fire on the members of the patrol on the damaged vehicle with their RPG7s, killing five American soldiers, and causing the remainder of the patrol to panic and flee some 500 meters from the scene of the attack. There the Americans began firing indiscriminately on Iraqi civilians, killing one man, his wife, and their three children after setting their Kia ablaze.
Resistance liquidates puppet officer in Ba‘qubah.
At about noon on Friday Iraqi Resistance forces in Ba‘qubah assassinated an officer in the puppet so-called “Iraqi national guard” outside his house in the al-Mal‘ab “Playing field” area in the city. Sources reported that the officer was very close to the occupation forces, in particular with regard to providing them information on the Iraqi Resistance.
Resistance throws back nighttime US assault on Hayfa Street.
At 9:10pm Friday night, US forces attempted to storm into Hayfa Street in Baghdad with four Bradley armored vehicles. The Resistance fought back with hand grenades, forcing the Americans to turn back. The local correspondent of Makfarat al-Islam reports, however, that the Americans responded by opening fire indiscriminately in the area.
Resistance action across Iraq.
Resistance forces attacked a US supply convoy with CBG9 and C5K rockets at about 7am in the ad-Dulu‘iyah area, destroying one US armored vehicle, a Humvee, and a truck carrying provisions. Ten US troops who were aboard the various vehicles were killed.
Then at about 7:30 also in ad-Dulu‘iyah an Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded in the path of a US column of Abrams tanks, disabling one when its treads were broken.
At about 8am Resistance forces attacked Iraqi puppet troops in Samarra’, destroying two small buildings and two towers in their command post. One puppet officer who tried to put up a fight was killed. The Resistance seized quantities of weapons from the command post.
At about 8am Friday Resistance forces in the al-Jihad area of Baghdad attacked two puppet police cars, killing three puppet policemen and wounding two more.
One American and three Iraqi “national guardsmen” were killed when an Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded in Ba‘qubah at the as-Sa‘diyah gate. A Humvee and a Mitsubishi were disabled by the blast.
Resistance forces attacked a US column of two armored GMCs being escorted by four Humvees in al-Huwayjah north of Baghdad, killing two Americans at about 8am Friday morning.
Resistance forces attacked the US base in the Abu al-‘Ajal area near Tikrit with Katyusha rockets at around 8am, forcing the Americans and puppet troops to pour out of the base where the Resistance then attacked them with BKCs, killing five Iraqi puppet guards and two US troops and destroying a Nissan vehicle and disabling a Humvee at the entrance to the camp.
At about 12 noon two Kurdish chauvinist Peshmergah Patrol Safari vehicles were attacked by the Resistance in the al-Huwayjah area, killing three and destroying one of the cars. The other managed to flee.
At least five US troops were killed Friday when the Resistance attacked several of their tanks in the area of al-Qa’im on the Syrian border. The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent in al-Qa’im reported that the Resistance planted a 250km bomb in the path of the American Abrams tank, totally destroying it near the phosphate works in the city. At least five US troops would have been killed aboard the tank.
Two members of the Kurdish chauvinist Peshmergah were killed in the at-Tarqat area near Mosul when their convoy of two Land Cruisers and two armored GMCs was attacked by Resistance fighters firing BKCs at 1pm. One GMC was destroyed and one Peshmergah gunman who was wounded in the attack was captured.
Six puppet policemen were killed in a Resistance attack on their patrol of three Land Cruisers in the Khan Bani Sa‘d area south of Ba‘qubah. Two Land Cruisers were destroyed in the attack.
Resistance forces attacked a Polish aggressor patrol made up of two Jeeps and three Mitsubishi pickup trucks belonging to the puppet so-called “Iraqi national guard” in the as-Suwayrah area at 4:30pm Friday afternoon. The Resistance fired rocket-propelled grenades and BKCs, destroying two Jeeps and killing three Poles. Two pickups were also destroyed, killing five Iraqi puppet “national guardsmen.” Witnesses reported that a puppet officer in the “national guard” was captured.
An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded under a US column of four Bradley armored vehicles east of al-Qa’im on the Syrian border at 6:10pm, damaging one vehicle.
Resistance forces at 6:45pm Friday attacked a US patrol of two Bradley armored vehicles under the Abu Munaysir Bridge near the village of adh-Dhahab al-Abyad in the Abu Ghurayb area, disabling one Bradley by cutting its tread.
At 10:35pm Resistance forces firing rocket-propelled grenades attacked a US supply convoy made up of six civilian trucks near al-Ghazaliyah. Two trucks were destroyed and their drivers, who are believed to have been Asians, were killed.
At 10:45pm Friday violent battles erupted between the Resistance and the puppet “national guard” in the area of a command post at the ad-Dulu‘iyah Bridge. One Humvee and two Mitsubishi pickup trucks belonging to the puppet “guard” were destroyed.
An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded on the road to Saddam International Airport near the al-Jihad neighborhood of Baghdad, disabling a US Bradley armored vehicle.
At 11:10pm the Resistance attacked a US patrol made up of four Humvees at the southern entrance to Mosul, destroying one vehicle. Eyewitnesses reported that at least one American was killed in the attack because a body was seen thrown eight meters through the air. It is unknown whether the rest of the US soldiers were killed or wounded.
Iraqi Resistance forces bombarded numerous US and Iraqi puppet facilities on Friday.
At 6am, Resistance forces fired a powerful Tariq rocket at the Republican Palace in Baghdad, headquarters of the US occupation, known to the invaders as “the green zone.”
At about 6am the governorate office building in Mosul was struck by five 60mm mortar rounds.
Resistance forces fired more than 45 small Katyusha rockets at the US base in at-Taji, north of Baghdad at about 7am, sowing panic among the US personnel in the facility and forcing them and their Iraqi stooges to flee out of the camp.
Two powerful Grad rockets slammed into the US base in Samarra’ at about 8am Friday morning.
At 9am the US base north of Mosul was struck by eight large Katyusha rockets.
Then at 11am three more Grad rockets struck the US base in Samarra’.
Resistance forces fired three powerful Grad rockets into the US base at the ash-Shuhada’ Bridge in al-Yusufiyah, 20km south of Baghdad at 11am, after which US troops deployed around the base.
Resistance forces fired four Katyushas at the US base in Balad Ruz, in the Ba‘qubah area at 12 noon Friday.
The US base in the Ba‘shiqah area near Mosul was hit at about 12 noon by five Katyusha rockets.
Resistance forces bombarded the Italian aggressor base in Suq ash-Shuyukh in an-Nasiriyah Province with three powerful Tariq rockets at about 7pm Friday evening. The an-Nasiriyah correspondent of Mafkarat al-Islam reported that the barrage sent the Italians into a panic. They raced out of the base and spread out around it, in fear that the barrage of the base might continue.
At 7pm Resistance forces fired four small Katyusha rockets into the as-Suqur US base south of Baghdad.
At 7pm Resistance forces fired a Grad rocket at the US base in Saddam International Airport southwest of Baghdad, there was so much black smoke after the attack that people could see it clearly despite the gathering night.
At 7pm the Iraqi Resistance fired four Katyusha rockets into the US al-Ghazlani base in Mosul.
The Resistance fired eighteen 82mm mortar rounds into the US base at Abu Ghurayb at 8pm Friday night.
At 8pm Friday Resistance forces fired two Congress rockets into the headquarters of the US central command in at-Tallah.
Resistance forces struck the US airbase at al-Muthanna in Baghdad with nine 82mm mortar rounds at 8:30pm Friday, setting off warning sirens in the facility.
Resistance forces pounded the joint US-puppet base in at-Taji north of Baghdad with two powerful Tariq rockets at about 9pm.
At 9:55pm Resistance forces bombarded the US bases in ad-Duwaylibah and al-Yusufiyah with more than 24 Katyusha rockets.
At 9:45pm Friday night the Resistance fired five C5K rockets at the puppet so-called interior ministry building in Baghdad.
At 10pm Friday night Resistance forces struck the US base in the military academy in Baghdad’s ar-Rustamiyah district with five Katyusha rockets.
The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam in al-Basrah reported that the al-Faruq Brigades at 10pm Friday night struck the headquarters of the British occupation troops in the al-Jubaylah area with three Grad rockets.
At 10:20pm the Resistance struck the US so-called “green zone” headquarters with a type of Katyusha rocket.
NATO approves plan to send 300 troops to train Iraqi puppet forces on behalf of USA.
The US-controlled NATO alliance agreed on a plan on Friday to send 300 military trainers to occupied Iraq, but did not publicly announce a date for the start of that mission. A NATO official did say, however, that the trainers would leave for occupied Iraq before the sham “election” rigged up by the American occupation administration is to be held in January 2005. NATO ministers also agreed in their meeting in Brussels on the establishment of a training academy for Iraqi puppet troops, according to a report on the meeting carried by al-Jazeera satellite TV.
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