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□イラク・レジスタンス・レポート　2005/02/13

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Sunday, 13 February 2005.

Ar-Ramadi.

Resistance bomb blasts US troops by bridge west of ar-Ramadi.

Iraqi Resistance forces detonated a bomb at a checkpoint on the al-Warrar Bridge west of ar-Ramadi Sunday morning, Mafkarat al-Islam reported. Eyewitnesses told the correspondent that the blast destroyed one US Humvee and killed four American troops. The correspondent, who arrived on the scene of the attack, reported that the bomb had been planted next to one of the steel barriers that are usually placed at the entrance to any large size bridge.

The powerful explosion sent body parts of the US soldiers flying all across the 150-meter long bridge that links ar-Ramadi to the city of Hit in the west.

After the attack, US troops sealed off the bridge and launched a wave of searches, in the course of which they arrested three men who happened to be passing by at the time. The Americans charged them with covering the withdrawal of the Resistance fighters.

Resistance bombards US base west of ar-Ramadi early Sunday.

Iraqi Resistance forces fired five Grad rockets into the US base set up in the glass and ceramics works 4km west of ar-Ramadi at 7:30am Sunday morning. Explosions echoed within the American camp and thick smoke rose over the facility.

Hit.

Nine Marines reported killed in bomb attack near Hit.

In a dispatch posted at 2:43pm Mecca time Sunday afternoon, a correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported that a short while before an Iraqi Resistance bomb had exploded by a US military column in the village of al-Hasanah near Hit west of Baghdad, destroying a Zil personnel carrier and killing nine US Marines instantly, according to eyewitnesses.

The correspondent who arrived on the scene of the blast said that the bomb was of high-explosive material and was planted in the middle of a dirt road used by cattle and sheep as they area herded towards the village. The correspondent wrote that the US column had been made up of 11 military vehicles. The blast destroyed a transport vehicle that was carrying 10 American soldiers belonging to the 4th Marine Division. Nine Marines were killed immediately and one other was mortally wounded.

At the time of writing, the correspondent wrote that US forces had completely sealed off the area of the attack and had launched a major campaign of searches in the area.

Resistance bomb targets US Humvee on highway near Hit.

An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded next to a US military column in the Kilometer 5 area on the international highway that passes the city of Hit in western Iraq on Sunday morning. The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam in Hit reported that the blast, which occurred at 10:15am local time, destroyed a US Humvee and killed two American soldiers, while wounding three other US troops.

Al-Hadithah.

Resistance blows up US patrol boat on Euphrates River Saturday evening.

Iraqi Resistance forces blew up a US patrol boat on the Euphrates River near Hadithah west of Baghdad at 5pm Saturday evening. The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam in the area reported that workers on the Hadithah hydroelectric dam said that Resistance fighters planted more than 20 sticks of water-proof dynamite in fishing nets that spanned the width of the river, and then wired them for remote-control detonation.

The witnesses reported that the dynamite blew up the patrol boat, killing three US troops and wounding one other who was able to flee from the Resistance by swimming to the other bank of the Euphrates where a US patrol rescued him.

Baghdad.

Al-Qa‘idah in the Land of the Two Rivers denounces al-Jazeera for claiming that their attack in Balad Ruz targeted a Shi‘i mosque. The real target were puppet forces and al-Jazeera twisted the facts to curry favor with Washington.

The Resistance organization Base of the Resistance in the Land of the Two Rivers, a group affiliated with al-Qa‘idah and run by Abu Mus‘ab az-Zarqawi, issued a statement on the internet accusing al-Jazeera satellite TV of slanting its report on an attack that the organization carried out. The internet statement said that al-Jazeera was trying to win the affection of the United States by spreading mistaken information.

The statement was in reference to al-Jazeera’s coverage of a bomb attack that took place near a Shi‘i mosque in Balad Ruz, north of Baghdad, in which 12 persons were killed. Al-Jazeera reported that the attack targeted the Shi‘i mosque at a time when worshippers were leaving the building. But the al-Qa‘idah organization emphasized that the target of the attack was a column of Iraqi puppet “national guards” who happened to be near the mosque.

The statement said, “after we published a communiqu announcing our responsibility for the attack, . . . we found that al-Jazeera was trying to change the facts and ascribe to us something we did not say.” It went on, “we did not say in the communiqu that we were targeting the mosque, but rather that we were targeting the apostate national guards, whom we struck directly.”

The al-Qa‘idah group accused al-Jazeera of falsifying the facts in order to fawn on the Americans.

Resistance fighters assassinate puppet major general.

A major general in the Iraqi puppet army was assassinated on Sunday when his motorcade came under Resistance attack. The American Associated Press reported puppet police officials as saying that the Resistance ambushed the Major General Jad‘an Farhan as he drove his four-wheel drive car in the al-Kazimiyah neighborhood of Baghdad, killing him and two of his aides.

US troops ransack home of Sunni religious leader in Baghdad.

Shaykh ‘Abd as-Sattar al-Jannabi, the Deputy General Secretary of the Propagation and Guidance and Islamic Jurisconsultancy Board in Iraq on Sunday declared that US troops had raided his house in Baghdad and arrested two of his sons when they did not find the Shaykh at home.

The Shaykh, who is the imam and preacher in the 14 Ramadan Mosque in Baghdad spoke by telephone to Reuters, saying that US helicopters landed a number of troops who stormed his house minutes before the dawn prayer. They arrested his son Hadhifah, a fourth-year student in medical school and Muhammad a second year student in the college engineering. The Shaykh said that he was not home at the time of the raid but that US forces ransacked his house, wrecking the furniture and smashing his sons’ personal computer.

Two members of ‘Allawi’s election slate assassinated.

Two members of the election slate headed by US-installed puppet “prime minister” Iyyad ‘Allawi were assassinated on Sunday, al-‘Arabiyah satellite TV reported, providing no further details. There were 240 candidates on the slate led by ‘Allawi in the sham “elections.”

Sham “election” returns announced in Baghdad.

The so-called “Supreme Commission on Iraqi Elections” which was set up by the US-installed regime to supervise the American-engineered election farce held on 30 January this year, claimed on Sunday that 8.5 million Iraqis, 59 percent of those eligible, cast their ballots in the sham “election.

In a press conference Sunday carried by al-Jazeera satellite TV, the commission announced that the united list supported by pro-American Shi‘i cleric ‘Ali as-Sistanti had obtained 4.75 million votes, or 48.1 percent. The Kurdistani chauvinist alliance obtained 25 percent of the votes and the list headed by US-installed puppet “prime-minister” Iyyad ‘Allawi received 13.8 percent of the votes.

By preliminary estimate, the Shi ‘ alliance headed by as-Sistani will receive about 131 seats in the puppet “parliament,” the Kurdish chauvinists will receive about 70 seats, and ‘Allawi’s clique will receive about 38 seats.

The “commission” said that the results would be considered final after three days, during which time complaints and objections can be registered.

The sham “elections” took place under US occupation and with the Sunni community almost totally boycotting the polls. According to the puppet “election commission” itself, less than 2 percent of voters went to the polls in al-Anbar Province, alone. With the election taking place under occupation and with the non-participation of a large bloc of the population, they can in no way be considered representative of the will of the Iraqi people.

Al-Latifiyah.

Resistance fires barrage into US base south of Baghdad Saturday night.

Iraqi Resistance forces fired nine mortar rounds into the US base known as Qa‘idat al-Luhum Meat Base, 25km south of Baghdad. Witnesses told Mafkarat al-Islam in al-Latifiyah that the attack took place at 7pm Saturday night and sent clouds of smoke rising from the facility. US helicopters were also seen above the base.

Mosul.

Resistance bomb in Mosul kills three US troops.

An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded next to a US military column in the az-Zaytun neighborhood of Mosul at 4:15pm Sunday local time. The correspondent of Mafkarat al-Islam in the city reported that the blast destroyed a US Humvee and killed three US troops and wounding one more aboard it. A source in the puppet police said that the Resistance had planted the bomb by the side of the road and said that the wounded American’s injuries were not life threatening. US forces encircled the area and arrested four local people and a child on charges of knowing who planted the bomb but not informing the invader soldiers.

Samarra’.

Resistance bomb targets US column in Samarra’.

An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by a US military column near al-Anfal School in the center of Samarra’ in Salah ad-Din Province at 8:45am Sunday morning, local time, Mafkarat al-Islam reported.

The blast totally destroyed a Humvee, killing four US troops. American forces launched searches after the blast, arresting the principal and guard of the al-Anfal school, claiming that they knew the Resistance fighters who planted the bomb.

Al-Hillah.

Resistance bomb explodes by US column in Jarf as-Sakhr Sunday morning.

An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by a US military column in the Jarf as-Sakhr area near al-Hillah in Babil Province at 9am local time Sunday, destroying one Humvee and killing three US troops and wounding a fourth, the correspondent of Mafkarat al-Islam in Jarf as-Sakhr reported. A source in the local puppet police of Jarf as-Sakhr confirmed the casualty count to the correspondent.

Four Poles killed in Resistance bombing in al-Hillah.

Four Polish occupation soldiers were killed Sunday morning in an Iraqi Resistance bombing that targeted a Polish military column in al-Hillah, 110km south of Baghdad. The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam in al-Hillah reported that the bomb exploded by the Poles as they were searching an area around al-Mahawil near the former Combat and Artillery School of the Iraqi Army.

The correspondent reported a source in the puppet police as saying that the bomb exploded in the al-Mahawil area, north of al-Hillah at 8am Sunday local time, completely destroying a Polish military vehicle and killing at least four Polish occupation troops in addition to a collaborator translator, who was believed to be Iraqi.

About an hour after the assault, Iraqi puppet police arrested a Sunni religious leader for interrogation concerning any connection he might possibly have to the attack.

Car bomb at puppet check point kills at least one.

A car bomb exploded near an Iraqi puppet security force checkpoint on the road between al-Hillah and Karbala’ in southern Iraq, killing at least one person, Reuters reported Sunday morning.

Al-‘Amarah.

Resistance sharp shooter shoots British soldier dead in Sunday afternoon ambush.

In a dispatch posted at 2:50pm Sunday afternoon, Mecca time the correspondent of Mafkarat al-Islam in al-‘Amarah in Maysan Province reported that a short while before - at 12:30pm local time, an Iraqi Resistance sharpshooter had shot and killed a British soldier in the ‘Ali al-Gharbi area south of al-‘Amarah.

The correspondent reported local witnesses as saying that British troops were on their way back to their base west of al-‘Amarah when they suddenly found that the road before them was blocked by a fallen palm tree and small piles of stones. The troops were compelled to get out of their vehicles to clear their path and immediately Resistance fighters opened fire, a sharp shooter taking aim at a British soldier who was trying to remove one of the piles of stones. The shot killed the soldier instantly, and the other British troops opened “insane’ gunfire for a very long time to cover their retreat from the area. Their wild gunfire wrecked the facades of the houses along that patch of road.

An-Nasiriyah.

Italian soldier killed in Saturday night bombing in an-Nasiriyah.

An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by an Italian military column in the middle of an-Nasiriyah in Dhi Qar Province, 375km south of Baghdad on Saturday night, disabling one Italian Jeep and killing one Italian occupation soldier and wounding two more. The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported eyewitnesses as saying that Italian troops, puppet police and puppet troops then sealed off the area and mounted searches in the area that lasted three hours but in the end yielded nothing.

Al-Basrah.

US, British occupation authorities sack Iraqis who revealed evacuation of US, British troops.

US occupation authorities in the southern Iraqi city of al-Basrah fired the administrative official in charge of the Port of al-Basrah who disclosed to the press on Sunday, 6 February 2005 that 25,000 US troops, many of them stricken with hysteria insomnia and other mental disorders had been evacuated from Iraq via the port of al-Basrah.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent in the city reported Sunday that the firing of the port official by the Americans was paralleled by the sacking by British forces of 14 Iraqi collaborator translators for making the same disclosure.

Mafkarat al-Islam was the first media organ to publicize the news just hours after the beginning of the evacuation effort during that night. Hours later more than nine news stations had broadcast the story, though they used lower figures for the number of troops that the US and British were pulling out.

(For the original story, see “25,000 US troops leave Iraq as local children sing “good riddance,” in the Iraqi Resistance Report, Sunday, 6 February 2005.)

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