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(回答先: 産経がザルカウィの宣伝放送局? イスラムメモが伝える武装組織共同声明とは違う? 投稿者 木田貴常 日時 2004 年 11 月 14 日 08:23:50)
大元のロイター記事です。
問題のビデオの入手経路は書いていません。
1)ファルージャの瓦礫の中で拾ったか
2)米軍からリーク、渡されたか
3)戦闘中にゲリラから命がけで受け取ったか
なお、
共同声明3組織は
the groups Qaeda Organization of Jihad in Iraq
the Islamic Army
the 1920 Revolution Brigades
とのこと。
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Islamist Groups Vow to Spread Fight Across Iraq
Sat Nov 13, 2004 05:14 PM ET
http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=worldNews&storyID=6804960
By Lin Noueihed
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Islamist groups, including one led by al Qaeda ally Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, vowed in a video obtained on Saturday to take their battle in the rebel city of Falluja to all corners of Iraq.
A masked gunman reading a joint statement from several militant groups also warned Iraqi government workers and soldiers would be targeted unless they stopped work immediately.
The video, obtained by Reuters in Falluja, showed three masked men carrying assault rifles and a rocket-propelled grenade launcher. It could not be immediately authenticated.
"In response to the crimes and mass annihilation the Muslims of Falluja are facing, the groups Qaeda Organization of Jihad in Iraq, the Islamic Army, the 1920 Revolution Brigades ... announce the spread of the battle to all governorates and parts of Iraq," one gunman read from a handwritten piece of paper.
"We warn all employees in the government and ministries, both civilian and military, not to go to work and to announce civil disobedience because remaining at work is doing a service to the Americans and collaborator government.
"Anyone who does otherwise will make himself a target for us." Essential services such as health, water and electricity were exempted, he said.
Some of the 11 groups named have claimed some of the bloodiest bombings, killings and kidnappings in Iraq.
U.S.-led forces began a major offensive against Falluja on Monday aimed at clearing it of foreign Islamic militants and Saddam Hussein loyalist guerrillas.
U.S. and Iraqi officials have acknowledged many fighters, including Zarqawi himself, probably fled the city ahead of the assault that residents say has caused heavy civilian suffering.
Violence has spiked in several cities across Iraq since the start of the offensive, much of it in the form of attacks on police and National Guards whom insurgents opposed to the U.S. presence in Iraq view as collaborators.
"All citizens must stay away from places where American troops, pagan army and collaborator police are present," the gunman warned in the video.